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11/5/2025, 5:06:11 PM
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>running campaign on roll20 using discord for voice
>campaign ends, want to start running new campaign in different system
>only one player, a long time friend, is interested
>okay I'll recruit new players
>see "Sarah" among potential recruits
>"Sarah" introduces self as "transgirl"
>intothetrashitgoes.png
>don't get a lot of recruits and 2/3 invited are no shows
>it's alright, I'll make do but still keep an eye out for new players
>the one new player seems a little dumb, and started getting weirdly pushy
>says he has a schedule issue for the first session of actual play, so we start earlier
>"wow guys we should start at this time every session"
>before I can discuss this with my old friend, new guy sets up a weekly discord event (which I didn't even know you could do without being a moderator)
>it's the earlier time
>anyways
>mention that it's cool to invite any interested friends if you have any
>new guy invites a friend in over discord
>let them into the game
>it's "Sarah"
>old friend isn't based enough to hate fags, so kicking it out just for being a tranny isn't an option
I figure the tranny problem will solve itself quickly enough. If it doesn't commit an hero, it'll either flake or create enough drama that I'll be justified in giving it the boot. My real problem is the other new player. Either:
>A) He thinks I'm too dumb to invite recruits who didn't make the first cut on my own, while also himself being too stupid to realize that maybe there's a reason they didn't make the cut.
>B) Has figured out why I didn't recruit it in the first place and has decided to actively deceive me and subvert my authority as GM by tricking me into letting this tranny fag into the game.
What should I do about this?
>campaign ends, want to start running new campaign in different system
>only one player, a long time friend, is interested
>okay I'll recruit new players
>see "Sarah" among potential recruits
>"Sarah" introduces self as "transgirl"
>intothetrashitgoes.png
>don't get a lot of recruits and 2/3 invited are no shows
>it's alright, I'll make do but still keep an eye out for new players
>the one new player seems a little dumb, and started getting weirdly pushy
>says he has a schedule issue for the first session of actual play, so we start earlier
>"wow guys we should start at this time every session"
>before I can discuss this with my old friend, new guy sets up a weekly discord event (which I didn't even know you could do without being a moderator)
>it's the earlier time
>anyways
>mention that it's cool to invite any interested friends if you have any
>new guy invites a friend in over discord
>let them into the game
>it's "Sarah"
>old friend isn't based enough to hate fags, so kicking it out just for being a tranny isn't an option
I figure the tranny problem will solve itself quickly enough. If it doesn't commit an hero, it'll either flake or create enough drama that I'll be justified in giving it the boot. My real problem is the other new player. Either:
>A) He thinks I'm too dumb to invite recruits who didn't make the first cut on my own, while also himself being too stupid to realize that maybe there's a reason they didn't make the cut.
>B) Has figured out why I didn't recruit it in the first place and has decided to actively deceive me and subvert my authority as GM by tricking me into letting this tranny fag into the game.
What should I do about this?