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<blockquote data-quote="werk" data-source="post: 2889047" data-attributes="member: 29663">You are = you'reIMC I keep all character sheets to avoid any (accidental) changes while away from the table, but also so I can run the characters if the player isn't there next time.&nbsp; I run them as typical NPCs IMC, that is, they hang back unless needed, and are equal opportunity as targets.In the campaings I play in, the DMs usually sit the PC out.&nbsp; &quot;J'err was out drinking last night and didn't return to the inn.&nbsp; You know he has problems with this, so you don't suspect foul play and decide to continue without him.&quot;&nbsp; sort of stuff.&nbsp; I personally don't like it because they miss out on XP (yet we do not get more), and they are not there when thier skills, abilities, or equipment is needed.&nbsp; &quot;Damn, J'err had the schema...we'll have to come back.&quot;I've never really done anything crazy with DM-PCs, they usually make suggestions rather than stealing the spotlight.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="werk, post: 2889047, member: 29663"] You are = you're IMC I keep all character sheets to avoid any (accidental) changes while away from the table, but also so I can run the characters if the player isn't there next time. I run them as typical NPCs IMC, that is, they hang back unless needed, and are equal opportunity as targets. In the campaings I play in, the DMs usually sit the PC out. "J'err was out drinking last night and didn't return to the inn. You know he has problems with this, so you don't suspect foul play and decide to continue without him." sort of stuff. I personally don't like it because they miss out on XP (yet we do not get more), and they are not there when thier skills, abilities, or equipment is needed. "Damn, J'err had the schema...we'll have to come back." I've never really done anything crazy with DM-PCs, they usually make suggestions rather than stealing the spotlight. [/QUOTE]

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