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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ExploderWizard" data-source="post: 6827588" data-attributes="member: 66434">The ranger stated his intention. When he got to the actual interaction he did not properly execute his intention. Its called screwing the pooch and it happens. It happens more often to those who aren't paying attention and fail to recognize warning signals. The DM didn't "have" the ranger do anything. The sale was role played out. The ranger had the opportunity to pause and ask for clarification but did not do so. Yes it was clear the items were not part of the armor, which is why the decision to bundle them together wasn't the best idea. Intent <> ExecutionA D&D party may intend to do many things. Some of these things may go as the party intended, others may not.</blockquote>