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"You're getting some good ideas here, but I think you may need to step back and consider the gaming aspect of the game. I've had a lot of players want to create \"something different\" and they have all kinds of motives. My rule (which I learned to enforce, the hard way)  is that they can create something different but it cannot be something that will disrupt the theme of the game, or the existing group of characters. \n \n\n\n\tI recommend that you have the player who wants to create a lunar sit down with the other players, and pitch his idea to them. Have the players (lunar and others) come up with an idea why they would accept him into their band, and trust him with their lives. The trust doesn't have to be instant, but he has to be able to be accepted into the group, and given a chance to earn their trust. Let the players work it out.\n \n\n\n\tExplaining what I mean by theme: The theme of my game is \"You are all treasure hunters in Pavis\" and the game is set before the Cradle (classic era gaming). The theme of a game I recently played in was \"you are the leading individuals for a new settlement on the edge of Prax\", and of course, the theme of Borderlands is \"you are the A-Team for a frontier settlement\". So, identify your theme, and ask him to work within it. \n \n"
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