CountPopeula
First Post
The biggest problem I see with this scenario is that the other players did everything to this PC, they literally conspired as a group to do this, and all the blame falls on the DM. It seems if it had gone the other way, then there would be three disgruntled PCs cmplaining about how the dread tomes of Tzeentch had no effect on this player and that the DM wasn't doing his job by not enforcing some sort of penalty like a brief alignment shift. Even if he isn't the most eloquent person in the world, it seems they run a game that's a little more heavy on the play-acting side of things. And sometimes, unpleasant things happen, and you have to deal with them.
I also get the feeling that if the game was Vampire, no would see anything that out of the ordinary about this. When the game is about backstabbing and political wrangling, one should not be surprised when one gets backstabbed or wrangled.
I also get the feeling that if the game was Vampire, no would see anything that out of the ordinary about this. When the game is about backstabbing and political wrangling, one should not be surprised when one gets backstabbed or wrangled.