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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Hungry Like The Wolf" data-source="post: 5456875" data-attributes="member: 93238">Okay cool. So we can agree on that. What if the player is disadvantaged and numbers, levels, rules are relate-able but roleplay isn't? Is it still okay to treat the player in said way? If it's not, then why is it okay to treat others like this?Look, fair is fair and I agree that the player's behaviour was bad but the way in which it was handled was just as bad, the way the table handled this situation is just plain wrong.If the player is really that bad and you've made a number of attempts to reason and settle the issue through discourse then it's time to ask the player to leave your table, in hopes he can find another group that are on his level. You do not set up traps and then allow everybody at the table to treat the player or character in the way they did.Can we agree on that at least?However, it's okay to assert the might is right rule? Because if everybody disagrees then the other person must be wrong?</blockquote>