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When is Player on Player murder acceptable?
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Camden Powell
Aaron Russell
>When is Player on Player murder acceptable?
>Player on Player
You did this on purpose
Also it depends. I personally don't allow it in any of my games. If you want to play against each other, we'll play a different game, but right now we're playing a co-operative storytelling game. So CO-OPERATE.
Oliver Davis
Yeah so I killed my fellow Rogue because he was sort of annoying and I thought we had to kill him to do a resurrection magic thing which it turns out we didn't. he's pretty mad and wants to kill us all , but he's dead, but we are planning on resurrecting him.
Whoo....what? Explain what happened to me.
Matthew Torres
So because of reasons my group's halfling ranger now has a human sized puppet. one which he'll be able to pilot like a mech for 1 hour/day, i do have some ideas as to the functions but suggestions would be welcome
>It's Medium size will let him use heavy weapons w/o disadvantage
>will act as a health buffer, though when the buffer is gone it will cease functioning and the halfling will need to spend a full round or so getting out of it.
>might possibly take damage while inside but give him resistance vs damage types to balance it's own health out
>Possibly have it's own physical stats/slots overriding his own
Grayson Edwards
right but what if we thought that by killing him we'd be making him a demigod and got that wrong.
Alexander Roberts
Oh if the players are just being retarded and killing each other out of sincere idiocy, that's different. I've had plenty of PCs die to plans and actions of other PCs that were "completely foolproof."
It's unco-operative assholes who legitimately think that "It's what my character would do!" is an excuse to do whatever you want that annoy me.
William Edwards
Well like I thought the plan was to kill this guy and then bring him back. He wouldn't agree but I thought he was just RP'ing so I'm like, fuck this guy, I don't even like him, shot the shit out of him. Seems like he might be dead but we can resurrect at this level. So, like... I don't know why he yelled at me and told me to get the fuck out of his house, I thought it was fun.
Brandon Jones
"Get in the fucking robot, Frodo"
Luke Baker
"Fuck off Samwise."
Sebastian Cox
Stupid newbie question - why is there no "Mage" class in DnD? Is there some kind of lore preventing 'mage' from being a class distinct from sorc/wiz/etc, or is it more a mechanical issue (eg: they couldn't think up a compelling mechanic for another caster). I know mage is sort of a generic catchall term for spellcasters (ex: mage armor) but I'm curious why it was never spun into a distinct class in recent editions. Also, i'm asking because good homebrew names are hard to come by.