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<blockquote data-quote="Aeric" data-source="post: 3329853" data-attributes="member: 17012">I actually hate those kinds of characters.&nbsp; We had one in the last campaign.&nbsp; Just because you are a rogue does not mean you are contractually obligated to engage in B&amp;E every time the party rolls into town.&nbsp; Invariably, the thief gets caught, and we have to bail him out.&nbsp; Our good name is besmirched and we're run out of town on a rail.&nbsp; Not to mention the fact that the rest of us are forced to wait while he goes off and has his little solo adventure.These also tend to be the same kinds of characters who skim off the top when it comes to treasure in the party.&nbsp; We had one thief who had stolen so much from the party that when she was killed, we opened her backpack and found enough gold to pay for her Resurrection.&nbsp; So we did, and then we told her to take a hike.&nbsp; I play D&amp;D to have fun, not to keep a wary eye on one (or more) of my fellow PCs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Aeric, post: 3329853, member: 17012"] I actually [B]hate[/B] those kinds of characters. We had one in the last campaign. Just because you are a rogue does not mean you are contractually obligated to engage in B&E every time the party rolls into town. Invariably, the thief gets caught, and we have to bail him out. Our good name is besmirched and we're run out of town on a rail. Not to mention the fact that the rest of us are forced to wait while he goes off and has his little solo adventure. These also tend to be the same kinds of characters who skim off the top when it comes to treasure in the party. We had one thief who had stolen so much from the party that when she was killed, we opened her backpack and found enough gold to pay for her Resurrection. So we did, and then we told her to take a hike. I play D&D to have fun, not to keep a wary eye on one (or more) of my fellow PCs. [/QUOTE]

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