Ah yes, party disention.
I always love when that happens. Makes my job so much easier at killing them off. Sometimes I will feel bad if the party works really well together and they start dying, so sometimes I fudge and lie about a die roll that would have killed them.... rewarding them for the dedication to the group, etc.
But out comes the evil
DM when they act up and do things that are out of alignment or will adversely affect the group.....
DM: "Please roll a SPOT DC for me"
Player: "Whaoh, a 20, AUTOMATIC sucess!!!! What do I see"
DM: "Nothing"
Player: "Then why Roll?"
DM: "No time to explain, 400 pissed off Kobolds are attacking with their friends, 20 Ogres Magi!!"
Player: "WHAT!!! I rolled a 20!!!, THAT'S AUTOMATIC SUCCESS!!!!"
DM: "but they are coming from the south, you were looking north, so you didn't spot them"
Player: "#$#$#@#@$#%^%^#%$#$@^#%@@^%%^^$&#^@"
DM: "Wow, a 20 with a vorporal blade.... guess your character kisses his sweet ass goodbye as the head rolls past it".
Now wasn't that easy? Don't worry Sacretis, time will bring experience. Practice brings improvement. If those folks do not wanna play, you can recruit more. I started playing at 12, DMing at 14. Took a while of trial and error to get it down right, but if done properly, works great too. After lots of deaths they either stop being a jerk, or don't play. Remember that it is prefereable to have a player who wants to play instead of a player who plays, but doesn't really want to.
Hope this helps.
CCotD' (The
DM)