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<blockquote data-quote="Steel_Wind" data-source="post: 2144321" data-attributes="member: 20741">Uhm.. no. I did not call *Dan* a Nazi.I called his character, Tobbin, a Nazi in jest - because that was the way he was being played during the interrogation scene. It was that very &quot;over the top&quot; element to the character portrayal during that session which was objectionable and earned him the penalty - and it was to that characterzation to which I made reference in the log.Here's what happened (From<a href="http://www.dladventures.com/gallery/public/DL_log11.pdf" target="_blank"> Knights of the Lance Session IX Recap</a>) @page 44Tobbin the kender got a BONUS of XP for the earlier session discussed above where he slipped the hobgoblins a cold chisel (before the rest of the party agreed they were going to do that ) and saw that the ranger was up to no good. He foiled the execution of hobgoblins by using wire to foul the lock (well - he tried to stop it).It was an especially kenderlike thing to do and, the way he was playing the character it was to a &quot;T&quot;&nbsp; - he handled it very well.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Steel_Wind, post: 2144321, member: 20741"] Uhm.. no. I did not call *Dan* a Nazi. I called his character, Tobbin, a Nazi in jest - because that was the way he was being played during the interrogation scene. It was that very "over the top" element to the character portrayal during that session which was objectionable and earned him the penalty - and it was to that characterzation to which I made reference in the log. Here's what happened (From[URL=http://www.dladventures.com/gallery/public/DL_log11.pdf] [I]Knights of the Lance Session IX Recap[/I][/URL]) @page 44 Tobbin the kender got a BONUS of XP for the earlier session discussed above where he slipped the hobgoblins a cold chisel (before the rest of the party agreed they were going to do that ) and saw that the ranger was up to no good. He foiled the execution of hobgoblins by using wire to foul the lock (well - he tried to stop it). It was an especially kenderlike thing to do and, the way he was playing the character it was to a "T" - he handled it very well. [/QUOTE]

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