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<blockquote data-quote="Dontella" data-source="post: 2558656" data-attributes="member: 34727">*boggles* Character Levels and Power.. We've heard my thoughts, yes.. I'm not going to adjust mine, and I don't think anyone should have to.. I don't want folks to change just to try and fit it, that's not Roleplaying to me.. But I can understand not wanting to loose a character.. I know, I have my Dontella * hugs the cleric* I don't want to loose her, I rather like her, and as such I'm not going to permit someone to kill her, even if they have more power than she does and clearly could wipe her out.. How do I do this while being true to my character.. simple, I PM the other player, and work things out.&nbsp; The both of us ( or however many are involved ) set up the situation, and establish what will happen, and what consequences we are both willing to accept for our characters.. Does this mean I give up what my girl can do, absolutely not.. it means we both fight to the best of our abilities.. whatever those abilities happen to be, and do so respectfully for one another.. Now in Tabletop, this is never gonna happen * chuckles * but in Free Form, only the player decides a character's destiny, and no one else can change that.&nbsp; It doesn't mean changing who your character is and what they can do, it does mean open communication between those your character may get involved with, so that folks know what expectations to have.&nbsp; More communication, less adjustments... NO adjustments.P.S.&nbsp; I like my character sheets.. *winks* though Conversion to 3e.. le sigh.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dontella, post: 2558656, member: 34727"] *boggles* Character Levels and Power.. We've heard my thoughts, yes.. I'm not going to adjust mine, and I don't think anyone should have to.. I don't want folks to change just to try and fit it, that's not Roleplaying to me.. But I can understand not wanting to loose a character.. I know, I have my Dontella * hugs the cleric* I don't want to loose her, I rather like her, and as such I'm not going to permit someone to kill her, even if they have more power than she does and clearly could wipe her out.. How do I do this while being true to my character.. simple, I PM the other player, and work things out. The both of us ( or however many are involved ) set up the situation, and establish what will happen, and what consequences we are both willing to accept for our characters.. Does this mean I give up what my girl can do, absolutely not.. it means we both fight to the best of our abilities.. whatever those abilities happen to be, and do so respectfully for one another.. Now in Tabletop, this is never gonna happen * chuckles * but in Free Form, only the player decides a character's destiny, and no one else can change that. It doesn't mean changing who your character is and what they can do, it does mean open communication between those your character may get involved with, so that folks know what expectations to have. More communication, less adjustments... NO adjustments. P.S. I like my character sheets.. *winks* though Conversion to 3e.. le sigh. [/QUOTE]

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