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I’m sorry, but no, I don’t like constant inter-party conflict. This is, in part, due to the fact that my characters are literally me, and if you hate them, it will hit me very hard. 🥲
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Anonymous 12h

Personally I can’t play with people like that. I played with a girl who made her character built around herself. She then said our dm was attacking her any time her character was hit in combat. When the dm said that a NPC was mad at her for killing their family she got upset and said that she was doing it for plot and didn’t think they would care. Then she tried talking shit about the dm to us because the dm wouldn’t let her become a god. No one liked playing with her

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Anonymous 13h

This is completely understandable and is a boundary you should make with the other players. Talk to your DM about it first. Explain and if they are a good dm then they will listen. Then talk to the other players with the DM and simply either try to resolve the in-character conflict, or find an alternative solution. If this does not work, consider finding a different party. DND is about having fun, and if you are not having fun then leaving is always a valid option.

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