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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Herzog" data-source="post: 4686601" data-attributes="member: 25696">I assume, from your wording, that your group allows inter-party skill use.I've had experience with something similar:A new person joined the group.When, after a fight, the 'loot' was devided, one of the other characters ended up with something he wanted for his character.Because he was playing a thief, he decided to steal it.The other characters found out, confronted him, and when he kept laughing it off, attacked him, eventually ending in his character death.Afterwards, we found out we were playing along different inter-party rules than he was used to:He was used to inter-party stealing being allowed, as well as a little brawling, but no inter-party fights with weapons.We had a (admittedly, unwritten) rule that even inter-party stealing was 'not done'.We felt like he broke the rules, and by that allowed the other rules to be broken too.Back to your problem: Decide, as a group, whether inter-party skill use is allowed. My own groups use inter-party skill use as a guideline for roleplaying, but also allow characters to ignore it. It sounds like your group does the same, but make sure you all know the 'rules' and agree on them to avoid this kind of conflicts.</blockquote>