The DM did IMPURE things to my PC!

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Otherwise, I'd say the group might not be for you if they're willing to do something like that to you. I'd also say that the DM might not be for you if he's willing to do something like that to you. In the end, I'd say to try to find a new group.

I've been gaming with this group for 5 years. They're actually good people. I think it was the DM who let this get out of hand, really. I've talked with him; said my character was (spiritually) raped and will never be the same. He said I was over reacting and I left it at that.

It's now 2 sessions later. The "charm" has been released, but *things* happened to my PC during that period that have violated him. If my PC has a memory of what the other PCs did to him, how can he possibly go on adventuring with them?

Current status: My PC is back to his "normal" senses (however, to be plausible, I've declared to the DM that he's going to travel to Kathay and become a Monk for spiritual cleasing). In the meantime, I'm caught up in an adventure with the guilty PCs still. We're going up against a lich-wizard (an enemy of all the PCs), but how can I logically adventure with these other PCs that have betrayed a fellow party member?

At the moment, I'm just going along with it. In fact, the DM tells me "the gods have said I can only succeed in the quest to destroy the lich if I adventure with my old comrades." So, not to be a bastard, I'm going all with it -- towing the line and just repressing all memory of my violation.

However, if you enjoy the company and the game still (at least still somewhat enjoy it) I'd say to purposely somehow kill him and start a new character. At least that way you could perhaps metaphorically bend your DM over a little in terms of his plans.

This wouldn't work. The DM would see what I'm doing and intercept. He'd make it so that I'm *rescued* by an NPC or something. Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!! I can not die!!!!!!!!!

 

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You know, I took the title literally before reading the thread... Heard too many horror stories there...

I know what you mean. With this same group (before I joined them) apparently one PC sodomised another PC! The culprit was a secret worship of the Chaos god Slaanesh and like to have his way with people. He drugged another PC and bent him over (no metaphor here)

 

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This sounds like a Warhammer Fantasy game,

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Yes, it is.

(Tzeentch is quasi-evil? O_O )

The DM has taken some liberties here. He says Tzentch isn't Chaotic Evil, but more Chaotic Neutral. Nevertheless, this does not excuse the other players having their wicked way with me. My steadfast, dwarf is now traumatised . . . he hated Chaos so much and for a while became a worshipper!

 

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You don't have to kill the other PCs to cause trouble. Embrace the chaos, act in a contrary fashion and piss people off.

I actually kinda did something like this when I was first "turned" to Chaos.

You see, I was so upset about what happened but kept quiet . . . anyway, on our adventure at the time, we came across a child (a lone survivor from an orc raid). Now, the other PCs proceeded to conduct some ritual to turn this child to Tzentch. This when I thought, OK, I'll show them. I made my character snap, he pulled out a hammer and smashed the child's brains in. I thought, my PC's gotta be deranged right now, what with the upheaval of beliefs, and, after all, I am worshipping Chaos. So I did it. I murdered an innocent child. Something my *true* PC would have never done. Of course the other PCs were shocked, and backed away from me! They were Chaos, but not completely evil.

Anyway, I regret doing that. It was a silly outburst and now my PC (now that he's back to normal) must atone.

 

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(a) Was the only effect of the spell to make your character's views accord with those of the other PCs?

The other PCs had been trying to secretly convert me for sometime. He gave in to them. He also had to deal with my PC being the "odd one out". So I guess the answer is: Yes.

(b) Do you know what spell was cast on you to cause this?

A made up divinely powerful spell. Its was actually laced into a book my PC was reading. Not sure on the details.

(c) Who was the individual who cast the spell?

Probably the elf wizard was the one who laid the spell trap in the book.

 

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Burn the corpses and scatter the ashes.

Failing that, next time you're in combat and the chips are down, switch sides and attack your fellow party members when they're weak and you're strong. Make sure you take at least one of them out.

This would make me just as bad as them.

. . . Although I have fantasized. I fantasized about drugging them and taking them to a Chaos surgeon to give them dispicable grafts. Or, give them over to a *really* evil cult to perform acts of perversity on their bodies that you wouldn't wish on your worst enemy!

 

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Something similar happened to me eons ago in a campaign run by another DM.
A party member charmed me and the DM permitted that player or himself to control aspects of my characters behavior.

I tolerated it for that session. Then the party member in question refreshed the charm in our next session to make sure it didn't wear off.....fully with the support of the DM.

I would not stand for it. I handed the character sheet over to the surprised player and said words to the effect "Play him whatever the hell you like. I don't care anymore. I am rolling up a new character"

Shocked the hell out of the player and the DM. When they asked me why I did what I did, I flatly stated that I will not now nor will I ever be a puppet for another player. And if he tries the charm routine with the new character, he can play that character too.

They got the point. That is not to say your DM will 'get the point', but drop the character sheet in the DM's side of the screen and flatly state, you either have free agency to play the character you see fit or the DM can have the character as a NPC, cause this puppet dances for noone....

That's an excellent solution! I should have done just that! Unfortunately, now, I've lost my chance because the "charm" has warn off.

I'll keep this in mind in the future.

 

[Psychic Warrior]

So is this living up to the DM's promise that everything will work out in the end? I would strongly suggest you take BlackMoria's advice still but alter it to be "This character cannot adventure with you anymore. You have betrayed him and used him. He wanders off into the wilderness to seek atonement. Give me a few minutes and I'll have a new character to play"

And the DM's heavy-handed "The gods say you must adventure with these worshippers of Chaos to destroy the Lich" makes me wonder if he made you buy the ticket to that railroad.

 

[Turanil]

With this same group (before I joined them) apparently one PC sodomised another PC!

It's not what I call "mature" gaming...

 

[fusangite]

Well, now that you've explained how this mind control has been achieved, I does not seem that you're working with a DM who can do his job properly. Suspending the rules in order to over-ride the free will of a player is about the biggest no-no there is when it comes to being a GM.

I think you PC needs to die ASAP. Whether you make another PC for the campaign is your call but I'm inclined to suggest that if there might be a better gaming group to join, you should do that.