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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Thomas5251212" data-source="post: 3651784" data-attributes="member: 31221">Even in their case, they're still restrained to some extent by the nature of what they want to do; unless the GM is _actively_ trying to be obnoxious, the fact that you ticked off the goblin doesn't make it any more dangerous.Edit: And perhaps more to the point, it doesn't tell the player what his characterization is or should be; it just tells him how I've judged others will react to the characterization as I see it.  Its more about how I see the NPCs than how I see the PC, and how I see the NPCs is my job.  How the PC is is _his_ job.Well, of course it is.  I simply don't see any benign effect from extending it that way, as I consider most of the areas where a GM has to do that a necessary evil of the cooperative process.   It _isn't_ necessary here, so why add to that evil?</blockquote>