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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Zhure" data-source="post: 894589" data-attributes="member: 308">I agree with you solidly up to a point. There's a vast difference between playing a cowardly character and playing a throat-slitting group murderer. If the druid in question was to suddenly become a coward and change his modus operandi then it's a problem because he's not acting in consistent character and his inactivity will get someone killed. Yes, it's a group activity, but that doesn't mean every party should be a well-oiled combat SEAL machine. Sure, that's fun, but so is the occasional screwball.I strongly dislike players who hog the limelight, who act on out-of-character knowledge, or kill the other PC's in their sleep, because that detracts from the group fun. Playing a noncombative character is another kind of character, just not as popular. If the PC is being disruptive in character, it should be dealt with in character, not over the table.Greg</blockquote>