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From my personal experience: avoid this like the plague. Our D&D group dissolved due to such issues. No inter-party drama. In our case, the secret-keepers hid behind "but it's only a game" to just do as they pleased, liberally aided by the DM (their close relative), who rule-0ed us on every in-game ...

The last method i mentioned was
" i want to buy this (hands over piece of paper) no questions asked"
but this too would cause co-players to set the guard back up. Unless ofcourse you buy several pendants to make sure players don't suspect a thing.. But why should you, when you can simply talk to ...

Hmm... Odd that you have a party member with +5 ECL on you. What happened there? One of the DM's jobs is to keep party levels relatively balanced.

Nothing wrong with a little PvP if that's the way the game is being played. I was in an evil campaign once where I turned one of my party members into a ...

Since you are just starting out and no one has any actual experience with the game, I recommend that you keep it simple. If you have the money, go out and buy a published adventure, preferably one geared to low level (1-3) characters.

DMing is hard. It requires a lot of preparation and a decent ...

I have a problem though, In my last campaign the PC's all more or less declared their intent to be heroes, fight the good fight etc. The first thing they do is to find the opening of the plot, leave the city, go to a farm and con an old man out of 200 GP. Later on they MURDER an unconscious goblin ...