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<blockquote data-quote="Chaosmancer" data-source="post: 7256392" data-attributes="member: 6801228">I somewhat agree, but personally, I'm more interested in the guy doing that sort of &quot;should we trust them fully&quot; type of thing on purpose instead of what I see more commonly, which is people at each other's throats by accident. At least if one guy is planning it you can find ways to dial it down if it gets to be too much, but when the party is just full of people who don't like each other its just a massive headache. Also, I do enjoy players who can be tempted or who could make poor &quot;moral&quot; decisions that don't involve &quot;I kill the barmaid for not bringing my drink fast enough&quot;. I love using demons and devils, but when everyone's first and last reaction is &quot;No&quot; without any thought and even when they are offered things like the return of a loved one or the object of their quest then it kind of losses the fun. They are playing smart, but playing everything smart and by the book can be very dry storytelling sometimes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chaosmancer, post: 7256392, member: 6801228"] I somewhat agree, but personally, I'm more interested in the guy doing that sort of "should we trust them fully" type of thing on purpose instead of what I see more commonly, which is people at each other's throats by accident. At least if one guy is planning it you can find ways to dial it down if it gets to be too much, but when the party is just full of people who don't like each other its just a massive headache. Also, I do enjoy players who can be tempted or who could make poor "moral" decisions that don't involve "I kill the barmaid for not bringing my drink fast enough". I love using demons and devils, but when everyone's first and last reaction is "No" without any thought and even when they are offered things like the return of a loved one or the object of their quest then it kind of losses the fun. They are playing smart, but playing everything smart and by the book can be very dry storytelling sometimes. [/QUOTE]

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