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Message: <blockquote data-quote="dead" data-source="post: 2051285" data-attributes="member: 18707">Player 1 (Half-Ogre Fighter) = His level of maturity is very low and he enjoys playing characters who do deceptive, annoying things to fellow PCs (like putting warpstone in their packs)Player 2 (Human Priest) = I *think* she wanted to play something different so, in conjuction with the DM, created a character that schemes against fellow PCs.Player 3 (Elf Wizard) = Likes behind the scenes schemes, too. His the one who lay the spell trap that ensorcelled me!!!!!!!!!!!Player 4 (Dwarf Rogue [that's me!]) = do not like behind the scenes schemes. I enjoy team activity and the comradary of a heroic band. We have small note pads at the gaming table. During a session, the others are furiously flinging these at the DM (laden with notes on their latest behind the scenes scheme!). Paper flies like theres an endless supply of forests! But what about me? Me little notepad sits by my side untouched.These players are my dearest friends. They don't want me to stop playing with them.I also DM for them in my game. They are fine. No schemes and backstabbing against other PCs.Schemes and backstabbing vs. other PCs may be OK in some peoples games (Vampire?) but it should be made clear by the DM that that's the type of campaign he's running.</blockquote>