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<blockquote data-quote="DragonLancer" data-source="post: 1513527" data-attributes="member: 11868">I'm going to stand up here and say that if the character is going to do something that goes against his code, then he is going to suffer the consequences. If a player doesn't like having repercussions for his actions, then (1) he's playing the wrong class, and (2) he's perhaps in the wrong group. I have mentioned this to the player and he's happy with the group, although he has a couple minor gripes with my DMing style. but the rest of the group is very happy.Throughout that paticular campaign the other players were often telling me that they felt his actions and words were not appropriate to a Paladin, and even suggested that he lose his powers on a couple occasions. I did not strip him of them at those times but I did suggest to him out of game that he change his attitude.I don't see why. I don't go out of my way to screw the players, but as I have said, they need to accept consequences. Its not a trust issue, its a roleplaying issue.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DragonLancer, post: 1513527, member: 11868"] I'm going to stand up here and say that if the character is going to do something that goes against his code, then he is going to suffer the consequences. If a player doesn't like having repercussions for his actions, then (1) he's playing the wrong class, and (2) he's perhaps in the wrong group. I have mentioned this to the player and he's happy with the group, although he has a couple minor gripes with my DMing style. but the rest of the group is very happy. Throughout that paticular campaign the other players were often telling me that they felt his actions and words were not appropriate to a Paladin, and even suggested that he lose his powers on a couple occasions. I did not strip him of them at those times but I did suggest to him out of game that he change his attitude. I don't see why. I don't go out of my way to screw the players, but as I have said, they need to accept consequences. Its not a trust issue, its a roleplaying issue. [/QUOTE]

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