I don't consider either of these players to be toxic. Based on the answers below, I should discuss with other players as well.Įdit: I've played with someone before who I did believe made the game toxic. I've so far discussed the issue with only one of the players (my fiancee, who has played in both groups). I don't believe that the issue in either group has escalated to the point where I would exclude a player. Both are home games, not Adventurers League organized games.Įach group is a circle of friends. Note: This is Fifth Edition, so magic items are less common than previous editions of Dungeons & Dragons. At the same time, I don't feel comfortable stepping in and divvying their loot up for them. Ideally, that distribution would also be fairly even.Īs the DM, I want all of my players (not just one) to feel that they are receiving a fair share of the loot. The cleric did finally share one of the daggers, but only when the group encountered a lycanthrope, and even then only with the husband's character.Īs a player, I want to distribute the magic items in the way that benefits the group. The cleric did not share the wand or the potions, even though the warlock was the one who identified the wand. In the last session, the cleric took ALL of the treasure - a wand of secrets, two potions of healing, and two silver daggers.
This character also hides in combat and contributes the least (although in their defense the player has really bad luck when rolling dice). This character also claims magic items (they will literally say "gimme gimme") that are clearly meant for other classes. Later, she essentially destroyed the extra cloak to use as scrap fabric. Instead of giving the unused cloak to one of the other players (who do not all have cloaks), she put the unused cloak in her pack. Obviously, she cannot wear multiple cloaks at the same time. The sorceress took multiple magical cloaks. Group 1 is a homebrew campaign that is online. In a couple of different groups that I've played with, there is one player who takes more than their fair share of loot.
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