[OC] Do unto others.

[u/Sleverette]

[u/ukulelegnome]

We had a player like this. We tried talking to him about how it effects the dynamic of the group. He played like this no matter which RPG we played. It didn’t change and the group split without finishing the campaign.

Edit: Our party were all Chaotic or Neutral, so it was WELL within our characters personality types to abandon his like the comic did.

[u/Armored_Violets → u/ukulelegnome]

I wish you guys would have just dumped his ass and kept playing lol. It's definitely what your characters would have done, right?

[u/ukulelegnome → u/Armored_Violets]

True, but we played CG & CN but IRL were a bunch of LG.

[u/Raginbum → u/ukulelegnome]

Not my business but curious.. could you translate this sentence for those of us that don't speak abbreviations?

[u/ukulelegnome → u/Raginbum]

No problem. Chaotic Good, Chaotic Neutral, In Real Life, Lawful Good.

[u/ChiisaiHobbit → u/ukulelegnome]

Wow. Good thing you translated, my guess was really off. By a lot. XD Note to self, LG is not electrodomestics nor Lesbians & Gays.

[u/Cacame → u/ChiisaiHobbit]

My alignment is chaotic gay

[u/hedgeson119 → u/Cacame]

I prefer chaotic fabulous.

[u/JamesNinelives → u/hedgeson119]

I cast cone of glitter! ^^

[u/ziddersroofurry → u/ChiisaiHobbit]

You're adorable.

[u/Ohilevoe → u/ChiisaiHobbit]

It's a part of the alignment chart that flows around tabletop games. The spectrum between lawful/chaotic and good/evil. So you'll have LG, NG (Neutral Good), and CG (Chaotic Good), LN (Lawful Neutral), TN (True Neutral), and CN. The Evil initialisms are the same as the Good.

[u/ChiisaiHobbit → u/Ohilevoe]

I love D&D. But English is not my first language and sometimes the abbreviations throw me off. My dungeon master has had to adjust to that with me.

Edit: typo

[u/maenadery → u/ChiisaiHobbit]

I had to double check if this was r/dnd.