Vitulv
Årets spelledare 2011 och 2013
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Jag råkade snubbla över det här på Paizos messageboards. Det är egentligen inte sådär jättespeciellt, men jag tänkte använda det för att illustrera min fråga;
"Well my weekly game session just turned into a big steaming pile of poo. Yesterday I had a player, a paladin mind you, who was the niminal leader of the party decide to decapitate one of the other party members for not following his orders in war time. He argues that it was the lawful good thing to do. A little background, after a mass combat where the Human Paladin was leading an almost exclusively elven army, a part of his troops asked to go home. The elf member of the party helped them to get to the gate which he opened to allow the elves to be gated home. When the Paladin found out that he had lost some of his troops, he marched over to the elven encampment after gathering the rest of the party. He ordered the elf character to his knees. When the Elf character refused to kneel but also refused to fight back, he simply lopped his head off. The rest of the party was in shock and the paladin couldnt understand why the rest of the army decided to leave. He then pitched a fit when a party member asked him to explain himself, stating that he was the leader and he made HIS decision. Now this player thinks I am out of line for taking away not only his alignment but his paladin status. The other lawful character in the party explained to said paladin that he should have at least let the character explain his actions before passing judgement at all. The paladin's player said that because his character had earned his experience, his new character that he was bringing in was going to have 11000 experience points compared to the rest of the party's 8500. I feel like somewhere along the line I lost control and the group is deciding whether or not they want top even play with this guy anymore, could you please send some advice my way?"
Alltså, skulle ni ha kvar en sådan här spelare i gruppen? Jag tycker ofta man hör sådana här historier, och där folk frågar om råd hur de ska göra. För min del är svaret ohyggligt enkelt, jag skulle aldrig mer låta den spelaren vara med och lira. Visst, jag kan ha viss förståelse för de som vill ha med lite spänningar i gruppen (jag gillar det dock inte, tycker att det alltför ofta smittar av sig från rollpersonerna till spelarna).
Min fråga, lite mer nedkokt, är ungefär så här; "vad krävs för att ni ska be en spelare att inte komma tillbaka vid nästa spelmöte, alternativt; vad krävs för att ni ska tacka för er och lämna en spelgrupp?"
För mig går gränsen när en spelare låter sin rollperson sabba för resten av gruppen med ursäkten att; "hey, min rollperson är så här, jag rollspelar bara".
"Well my weekly game session just turned into a big steaming pile of poo. Yesterday I had a player, a paladin mind you, who was the niminal leader of the party decide to decapitate one of the other party members for not following his orders in war time. He argues that it was the lawful good thing to do. A little background, after a mass combat where the Human Paladin was leading an almost exclusively elven army, a part of his troops asked to go home. The elf member of the party helped them to get to the gate which he opened to allow the elves to be gated home. When the Paladin found out that he had lost some of his troops, he marched over to the elven encampment after gathering the rest of the party. He ordered the elf character to his knees. When the Elf character refused to kneel but also refused to fight back, he simply lopped his head off. The rest of the party was in shock and the paladin couldnt understand why the rest of the army decided to leave. He then pitched a fit when a party member asked him to explain himself, stating that he was the leader and he made HIS decision. Now this player thinks I am out of line for taking away not only his alignment but his paladin status. The other lawful character in the party explained to said paladin that he should have at least let the character explain his actions before passing judgement at all. The paladin's player said that because his character had earned his experience, his new character that he was bringing in was going to have 11000 experience points compared to the rest of the party's 8500. I feel like somewhere along the line I lost control and the group is deciding whether or not they want top even play with this guy anymore, could you please send some advice my way?"
Alltså, skulle ni ha kvar en sådan här spelare i gruppen? Jag tycker ofta man hör sådana här historier, och där folk frågar om råd hur de ska göra. För min del är svaret ohyggligt enkelt, jag skulle aldrig mer låta den spelaren vara med och lira. Visst, jag kan ha viss förståelse för de som vill ha med lite spänningar i gruppen (jag gillar det dock inte, tycker att det alltför ofta smittar av sig från rollpersonerna till spelarna).
Min fråga, lite mer nedkokt, är ungefär så här; "vad krävs för att ni ska be en spelare att inte komma tillbaka vid nästa spelmöte, alternativt; vad krävs för att ni ska tacka för er och lämna en spelgrupp?"
För mig går gränsen när en spelare låter sin rollperson sabba för resten av gruppen med ursäkten att; "hey, min rollperson är så här, jag rollspelar bara".