I was afraid that this would happen sooner than later. I'm not going to take sides on this as I have my thoughts and airing them would probably just add to the debate.<br/><br/>I'll just say that so far, the level of hostility that I'm seeing between the characters is a little over the top and really doesn't serve any purpose at this point beyond creating more trouble with the party's ability to work together. Threatening to kill another party member, even in jest is a big no for me and, again, serves no purpose but to keep the flames going. It does boggle the mind how either worked together in a shared past that should of moderated the opinions just a little by this point.<br/><br/>Anyway, everyone knows how much Ian hates Arty and his personal feelings about necromancy in general. Arty has voiced his thoughts about Ian and we all know that Arty wants to be accepted for who he is and can't.<br/><br/>I think that it's time to put away the pitchforks and nose rubbing pies and dial it back a little. Arty has now stopped interacting with the party because he's been run off by Ian. This is damaging to the game and it has to stop. I don't care if Ian hates Arty and has a raging hardon for killing undead creatures. I don't care if the party finds itself with a horde of zombies in their mist. We know how the characters feel and that should be enough to set that tone. It's time for the characters to act like adults instead of children with sticks on their shoulders. If this level of hostility between the characters continues, I'll drop from the game and I'm the one who asked for it to begin with.<br/><br/>That would be a fine way of saying thank you for voicing the idea, Blinkin; here's how we want to show our appreciation.<br/><br/>