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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cameron" data-source="post: 3681800" data-attributes="member: 52735">From the top.Not if he doesn't do something that will piss off the King. If Mr Sub-Optimal wants to open his mouth when he knows he has Dip 0 and -ve Cha, he gets all he gets.My campaigns tend to be wide open, with the only restrictions being thematic (ie., no Ninjas in a western European setting).It would be if it requires that everyone else has to play around him and his weakness. It would also, if people want to play the hero, to do uber things that most normal people cannot even consider (ie., epic fantasy stuff), and this guy is there.I have no problems with people rolling characters together. In fact, that is generally the case, since I have a "roll in front of witnesses" clause in character generation. If the player was inclined to be friendly, he would not be whining. He would know what the other players expect. It is when he runs afoul of what others expect that the whining starts.It does make him an idiot if he does not wish to conform to the table's expectations and instead whine his head off about things. I hav a very low tolerance to that because, like I said, I deal with morons like that on a daily basis.</blockquote>