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<blockquote data-quote="KidCthulhu" data-source="post: 259819" data-attributes="member: 26">I've always felt that good role playing deserves in game rewards.&nbsp; How about giving him some cool powers based on what he wants to do?&nbsp; Protection abilities.&nbsp; New spells.&nbsp; Godly recognition.&nbsp; All good presents for nice roleplaying.Also, talk to the player.&nbsp; Is his frustration with the character or the nature of the game?&nbsp; Does he want to do something new, or is he just feeling underpowered with a character he loves.&nbsp; Have an amnesty day, see if he wants to change the character around, swap levels for a PC or other regular class.&nbsp;&nbsp; Maybe he wants to go somewhere with the character that his current class or configuration won't let him.&nbsp; Swapping for new stuff and a tuning up of the stats and skills might make him more eager to get behind the wheel again.&nbsp; And your willingness to accomodate his needs will make a big difference in his feelings about the campaign in general.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="KidCthulhu, post: 259819, member: 26"] I've always felt that good role playing deserves in game rewards. How about giving him some cool powers based on what he wants to do? Protection abilities. New spells. Godly recognition. All good presents for nice roleplaying. Also, talk to the player. Is his frustration with the character or the nature of the game? Does he want to do something new, or is he just feeling underpowered with a character he loves. Have an amnesty day, see if he wants to change the character around, swap levels for a PC or other regular class. Maybe he wants to go somewhere with the character that his current class or configuration won't let him. Swapping for new stuff and a tuning up of the stats and skills might make him more eager to get behind the wheel again. And your willingness to accomodate his needs will make a big difference in his feelings about the campaign in general. [/QUOTE]

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