| tcavagne |
I'm going to start running a home brew campaign in a few weeks. I'm pretty excited, because it's my first time running game in my home-brewed world (though I'm a pretty experienced DM). I also have experienced players.
The problem is in how the characters were created. I stupidly assumed these guys were going to create characters that would work decently together, because they've all been attracted to playing good guys before. Unfortunately, they all created totally different characters, and they sent the concepts to me around the same time, so I had no way to warn them of the others' alignment choices.
Now I've got a LE fighter, a TN rogue, and a CG summoner on my hands. The campaign centers around an airship race, so they're going to be living together on a tiny airship.
How do I keep them from killing each other? Especially because they're such good role-players and will actually take issue with the others' alignments.