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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Zogg" data-source="post: 1050308" data-attributes="member: 12133">I did a couple sessions back - basically I noted that occasionally all the other players will miss a session while her husband will, obviously, never miss a session. This was a way to indirectly note the power difference between her hubby's PC and ours. Her response was basically, "You're right. My husbands PC will be more powerful because we always do things together." We have, as a group, discussed the possibilities of her running solo adventures for those that miss sessions (whole other ball of wax entirely) and most of us, myself included, disagree with handing out XP to those that miss sessions so that they can keep up with the rest of the group. Again, it really isn't a huge deal as there are other things going on in the party - and the party has a good amount of personality due in large part to the other players. I'm not a whiner, but if it continues to be an issue I will address it. I do believe the other players are aware of the difference - but whether or not we will address it as a group comes down to the pride of each player. Acknowledging the strength of the wizard also means you acknowledge that, in comparison, your own PC doesn't cut the cake.</blockquote>