DnD: When Roleplaying Becomes a Problem–and how to solve it

Let’s consider a scenario: if one of the player characters is a self-serving lone wolf in a group of valiant heroes, that character may frequently clash with the party or not feel compelled to pursue the adventure hooks: “Why should I risk my life for that? What’s in it for me?” These recurring conflicts can be draining for the rest of the group (“Not again?!?”), and the player can always argue that “I’m just roleplaying my character.”

Have you ever had a similar experience at your game table? How did you deal with it? I’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments.

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