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<blockquote data-quote="ArielManx" data-source="post: 918512" data-attributes="member: 11220"><p>If the player of the charming half-orc is uncomfortable with what's going on with the other players, there needs to be a talk away from the table. While there's obviously bound to be racism in the game - and early on that might have been understandable if the other characters had had nothing but bad experiences with orcs - a group that's been together through at least 8th level should have come to know their companions well enough that they would get past their prejudices.</p><p></p><p>It sort of sounds like the players might think they're being funny, but if the half-orc's player is getting upset then it's not a joke anymore. From what you've said he's playing the character well and I don't think he needs to change anything. It's the other players who have some issues to deal with.</p><p></p><p>FWIW, one of the most memorable NPCs IMC was a full orc paladin of Tyr (he'd been raised among humans). Clean, well-dressed, could charm the pants off a snake...and one big orcish powerhouse in battle. The party loved him and still mourns his death over a year later.</p><p></p><p>Ariel</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ArielManx, post: 918512, member: 11220"] If the player of the charming half-orc is uncomfortable with what's going on with the other players, there needs to be a talk away from the table. While there's obviously bound to be racism in the game - and early on that might have been understandable if the other characters had had nothing but bad experiences with orcs - a group that's been together through at least 8th level should have come to know their companions well enough that they would get past their prejudices. It sort of sounds like the players might think they're being funny, but if the half-orc's player is getting upset then it's not a joke anymore. From what you've said he's playing the character well and I don't think he needs to change anything. It's the other players who have some issues to deal with. FWIW, one of the most memorable NPCs IMC was a full orc paladin of Tyr (he'd been raised among humans). Clean, well-dressed, could charm the pants off a snake...and one big orcish powerhouse in battle. The party loved him and still mourns his death over a year later. Ariel [/QUOTE]
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