A player playing a barbarian isn’t expected to deadlift a boulder IRL to prove his character in game is strong.

Why should a player playing a warlock be required to make a persuasive argument IRL to get to prove his character in game is persuasive.

I mean I get a little narration makes the game more fun and diving into the social aspects are just as important as the combat. But We are playing a fantasy game to let people embody whatever fantasy they want and some people just might want to be a lot more charismatic

Well if they decided to settle for such a large number, they knew they were screwed and did something very wrong. Thank you!

Thanks for the response, I read the article but other than Jeffrey being a client of Chase, I don’t quite know what they did wrong. Were they booking the flights for free? How were they invoiced in the crimes and turning a blind eye to them?

What do you mean caught up on the situation? How was your company related?