Dungeon Masters, who is the single worst player you have ever put up with? What in-game consequences did they suffer, if any?
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"Personally, the worst was the player who clearly didn't care for how I was running a game. Anytime I tried to narrate something, he would interrupt with "Oh my character's already gone, they're like a mile down the road." Would talk over the top of the table and generally try to ruin the game for everyone because he wasn't having fun. As a DM, he was equally bad. Clearly considered all the players idiots and didn't even attempt to do any worldbuilding. Literally said "you're in the village of questhookistan" and that kind of thing. Generally impatient, rude and just an absolute shithead. Easy fix by simply never playing with him again. But that said, I have a special contempt in my heart for the (very nice OOC) player of the Lawful Good cleric who, while the rest of the party robbed, lied, stole and murdered right in front of him, never opened his mouth except to say "I cast healing". "
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I ran a campaign set in the industrial revolution, but with a light steampunk twist. There were numerous things this one player complained about: Why do I need to buy a train ticket? I'm just going to sneak onto the train! Wait, why am I being thrown off the train? What do you mean I'm not allowed to build a peasant railgun? What do you mean I can't call in an orbital strike? Why does the Kings guard want me to put my bombs in a secure store while I meet the king? I won't do it! Why am I being taken to jail? What do you mean I can't sneak out of a secure leprosy ward? I was only bluffing that I was sick! And many more
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"Not D&D but a FATE-based game. Character was based on a gambler with a minor ability to alter chance. The player was an absolute asshole. I'm all for open-ended storylines, but we had all decided to play a campaign our DM had spent a ton of time putting together. If he failed a throw, he'd start trying to undermine the other players actions "so we all fail together". He'd leave the location or quest and refuse to participate "because it fits my character", but insist on doing throws for all of his random bullshit actions. IMO we did an ok job finishing out the campaign, but he wasn't invited to the next one, which was awkward because all five of us lived in the same house. He didn't talk to us for two months and then moved to Texas (from Michigan). Only one member of the party talks to him on occasion and apparently he just refuses to acknowledge that we existed. "
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Some Dragonborn I would DM for in my group kept trying to eat important NPCs. Well after three sessions of having to be VERY creative to get the group going on quests and such, we met a kind old lady. This was the start of a new plague that was wiping out dragons, causing a problem for this town, with a benevolent dragon guardian. Well guess who was a carrier of this deadly, deadly plague? I made him roll a constitution check. He rolled a 3. Pretty much crippled immediately, died at the next combat because he refused to believe I would actually kill him. Then he made the exact same character for the next session, just changed the first letter of his name. Homeboy ate another person immediately. The mayor of this small village. Plague city. That was my last session with my group. That was four years ago. I don't really regret anything.
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I had a friend-of-a-friend who was OBSESSED with both V (for Vendetta) and Heath Ledger's Joker. All his characters were a combination of those two, a chaotic rogue with facepaint AND a mask on, who spoke in V-like alliterative verbose with a Joker's lisp. I allowed it in Vampire the Masquerade I begrudgingly allowed it in Cyberpunk I had his character eaten by dire rats in DnD early on, because enough is enough.
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The guy bugged us every session to join for month. Despite us telling him we where not taking more players. We eventually have someone leave, and for some reason decide he is going to take their place. He shows up to the first session without a character ready, takes forever getting it made, than does nothing once in game. The second session he just sits there on his laptop and seems to ignore the game. On my way back from the bathroom I see his screen and the dude is just watching porn. I immediately kicked him out and told him not to come back. Edit: He just left in surprise when I told him to get out, and approached me the next weak to ask why I kicked him out. Just kind of looked upset and walked off when I told him.
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honestly not a horrid player, but a hilarious thing for me as the dm which kidna ruined several events for the game. The player, in response to being trapped up a tree with wolves at its foot threw his torches at them... and started a fire which burned down the forest, their tribal lands, and several encounters as well as the ally they needed to finish the last battle of the campaign.... that session ended with one of them accidentally pushing their newly adopted son off a cliff into a river. That one I actually brought back several sessions later as a slave which was good bants when they attacked a slave ship and inadvertantly rescued him.
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I once rolled a character with stats so low the DM made me a carrot :(
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A random visiting friend of one of the players hid in the bushes for the whole dragon fight (that I'd adjusted to be more difficult due to more PCs) and then tried to rape the dragon corpse. I don't do in-game punishments, but I kicked him out of my home.
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Thank you for reminding me that tomorrow, I need to go explain to someone that their characters are way too sexual for both games they play in and are making me and other people uncomfortable, that their backstory makes no sense and is literally a justification of rape in order for their character to actually even exist beyond the plothole it makes, and that they are out of game getting way too touchy and close to people. College age, btw. Beyond that, the worst was someone who had no idea what they wanted, gave me a vague idea then spent the whole game pissed they weren't getting uber kills as a ranger and started threatening suicide over it.
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