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Message: <blockquote data-quote="dead" data-source="post: 2050462" data-attributes="member: 18707">Then it should be stated that this is the sort of campaign you are running; ie. that "anything can happen" and that it is a likely possibility that your PC will screwed with (by player and DM alike) because this is the nature of your campaign. If you do this, then the player can agree -- at the beginning -- to want to play your campaign; or, he can choose not to play. There will be no false assuptions and misunderstanding. I rolled up my dwarf rogue with the assumption that it was going to be a normal, heroic campaign and that my dwarf rogue was going to play a surly young dwarf who liked to sneak and burgle folk but was not evil. This character concept was shattered by recent events; ie. I learnt that all my fellow PCs were Tzentch worshippers and that the campaign was now going to revolve around Chaos-worshipping PCs (ie. the other players).I had a choice to play or not play with this group. Of course I chose to play because I love roleplaying, but the *reason* I chose to continue adventuring with my old companions is very vague. You pretty much said: "The gods tell you that you must adventure with them to destroy Nagash". This is the tenuous thread that I'm working with! So, to destroy my enemy, Nagash, I am rail-roaded into working with PCs who betrayed and (spiritually) violated me because "the godz saideth!!!!!"  Multi personality? Do you mean schizophrenia? My PC had a perfectly fine personality, then I was slapped with a new one by the DM. Interesting? More like frustrating and bowing to the enjoyment of the other treacherous PCs.</blockquote>

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