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<blockquote data-quote="Hussar" data-source="post: 6114501" data-attributes="member: 22779">One last thought.&nbsp; How about a compromise?I'm playing at your table.&nbsp; Whatever the scenario is, I'm not interested in it for whatever reason.&nbsp; The rest of the group is interested however, and they have over ruled me skipping over it.&nbsp; Ok, fair enough.&nbsp; Can I take a break from the table for a while?Would it be possible for me to say something like, &quot;Ok, look, I have no interest in that tower.&nbsp; I just don't.&nbsp; My fighter wants to go back home to deal with the stuff that we've been talking about and this bit is not hooking me at all.&nbsp; Can we just NPC my fighter for the duration, I'll go do some other stuff, and give me a call when you're ready to take the party home&quot;?Is it acceptable for a player to choose to not play, not for the whole campaign, but, just in the part that he or she has flat out said they don't want to do?The last time I brought this up, several posters flat out told me that such a player would be ejected from the game.&nbsp; I'm wondering if the obligation to play through whatever the DM has brought to the table really extends that far.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hussar, post: 6114501, member: 22779"] One last thought. How about a compromise? I'm playing at your table. Whatever the scenario is, I'm not interested in it for whatever reason. The rest of the group is interested however, and they have over ruled me skipping over it. Ok, fair enough. Can I take a break from the table for a while? Would it be possible for me to say something like, "Ok, look, I have no interest in that tower. I just don't. My fighter wants to go back home to deal with the stuff that we've been talking about and this bit is not hooking me at all. Can we just NPC my fighter for the duration, I'll go do some other stuff, and give me a call when you're ready to take the party home"? Is it acceptable for a player to choose to not play, not for the whole campaign, but, just in the part that he or she has flat out said they don't want to do? The last time I brought this up, several posters flat out told me that such a player would be ejected from the game. I'm wondering if the obligation to play through whatever the DM has brought to the table really extends that far. [/QUOTE]

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