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So yea, he went from that to playing a wizard who didn't believe in the deities and believed that these things named "players" were behind the cosmos and that they are controlled by the "GM." Yea, funny concept to think of, I just wish he'd pick one that wasn't a pain to attempt to role play with because pretty much any character that he would meet and say that to would assume he is as crazy as an asylum's prom

I'm rather new to the GM role but I want to give it a shot. Any advice on which adventure path to run with moderately inexperienced players? Thanks in advance

Thanks for reassuring, just wanted to make sure and all. And to Caleb, that is one of the things I did. Along with just asking if he wanted to stay warlock and just not the evil undead part.

A little back story. My friends and I have been talking about playing again, it's been a while, and decided to play a 3.5 campaign. The GM decided that he wanted to play a pathfinder/3.5 campaign. Here is the problem. The group had gave the basics of what they wanted to play, we had a CG rogue, a LG cleric of a certain sun god, and one player just said he wanted to play something arcane. I decided to play a paladin because I actually enjoy their fluff and it fit with this party. Then when we got together to help out the rogue and cleric come up with ideas because they are relatively inexperienced players, the fourth decided that he wanted to be a warlock, an undead CE warlock. After he saw my character sheet or more particularly seeing what smite does to evil undead he changed his tune almost immediately. Now my purposed question is should I just make something else? I'd have fun playing anything because, hey I'd still be playing. I'm more of the one to attempt to make sure everyone is having fun than anything else.