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ciretose wrote:

He did. He let him play an Aasimar Summoner. Then his character died because he did something really dumb and now he is asking for special privileges.

How do you know that? I mean... besides from the POV of one of the sides of the argument?

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Because by the rules he is dead.

By the rules, he is dead, but the GM will allow to revive to everybody, except him.

He was offered a raise or re-roll. He insists he is entitled to "5 more rounds of reflex saves (for orb), grapple checks, and open wings to fly" all while falling a mere 300ft. He is indeed a synthesist summoner who extremely overshadows the other players, and the game has been nothing but fun until this first death occurred. The player blames me for not spending 20 min in game looking for rules (which they did have 20 min to meta game, again more than fair on my end) instead of looking at his mechanics, numbers, and rules went with "okay wiz, throw us out the window I have a plan"

I did not kill this guy because I dont like him. He's a good person. He's just not very good at dying I guess?

When I say numerous emails, I mean like 5 50 page essay emails. He pissed of the owner of the house who has been more than generous letting us use his home, picking up this particular PC every week from the other side of town, and he thanks him with accusations of cheating and being on a power trip.

I'm sorry it went down the way it did but it was just more damaging than it was constructive.

Thanks you all for your feedback.

What was he hoping to accomplish with the "plan" I use the word loosely how did he not see it leading to his death?

I'm guessing his plan was to escape the grapple while falling and after the aquatic orb dissapeared at 150 ft. activate his eidolon wings (he's a synthesist summoner) and fly back up.