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<blockquote data-quote="Inconsequenti-AL" data-source="post: 1399844" data-attributes="member: 6584">That Dragonsfoot board has quite a few DMs with problem groups! One of the popular solutions seems to be call them on it once/chuck 'em out - can't really do that, in this case.I would watch all the rolls, but it's a big group - DM + 6 players... tends to be too hectic to be keeping an eye on someone all the time.The felt dish sounds like an interesting idea. Thinking about it, someone I know used a tupperware box for similar reasons.I supose I could say I needed to see all the dice rolls for some reason... anyone got any ideas why I'd need to do that?Deadguy, That's an interesting thought... could just let it slide, let him 'WIN' in combat and resolve it in other ways.I suspect it's some sort fear of failure thing - can't stand to 'lose' or be seen as inferior. I would speak to him about it, but I'm not sure how to broach the subject. I think a direct approach would end with us falling out.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Inconsequenti-AL, post: 1399844, member: 6584"] That Dragonsfoot board has quite a few DMs with problem groups! One of the popular solutions seems to be call them on it once/chuck 'em out - can't really do that, in this case. I would watch all the rolls, but it's a big group - DM + 6 players... tends to be too hectic to be keeping an eye on someone all the time. The felt dish sounds like an interesting idea. Thinking about it, someone I know used a tupperware box for similar reasons. I supose I could say I needed to see all the dice rolls for some reason... anyone got any ideas why I'd need to do that? [B]Deadguy,[/B] That's an interesting thought... could just let it slide, let him 'WIN' in combat and resolve it in other ways. I suspect it's some sort fear of failure thing - can't stand to 'lose' or be seen as inferior. I would speak to him about it, but I'm not sure how to broach the subject. I think a direct approach would end with us falling out. [/QUOTE]

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