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New Thread Several nights ago, I can't remember how many, I had A rather unusual Dnd Dream and I have a question about it. How wrong was it of the king to use, manipulate and take advantage of 14 year old daughter and heir when doing so will hopefully save her, his country and a lot of the...

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I had A rather unusual Dnd Dream last night and I have a question In my Dnd Dream was the king right to send his 14 year old heir to negotiate with foreign invaders that he knows have a code of honour that will not allow them to harm a child?, not even a child that's a member of the royal...

I asked my mate this and in his opinion A Dnd version of Robin Hood would initially be a personal adventurer who despite not being a leader of men their were people that would work alongside him and eventually for him against common foe's and eventually this would give him enough experience at...

They could even play a female with the name Robin Hood, after all Robin is a name that can be given to both boys and girls

I'm referring to the fact that since its A Dnd version of Robin Hood my mate could have, but didn't, choose to play a female Robin Hood. After all things that are impossible in A Robin Hood story set in the real world are possible in A Dnd version of England during the time of King Richard

I think that the main reason that even the sheriff was shocked at Robin actually killing is because he was famous, even among his enemies, for the fact that up until that point Robin had never killed a human, he hadn't even done mercy kills, and when possible Robin tried, and succeeded more then...

My mate has told me enough about his GM for me to know that if his GM sets the campaign in A Dnd Version of the days of Robin Hood that theirs a very good chance that his GM will give King Richard leaves a daughter and despite being illegitimate enough people would rather be ruled by King...

I've send my mate a text telling him what you've said and I know him well enough to know almost word for word, maybe even word for word, what his reply will be, so I'll ask before he sends me a reply Does the fact that Prince John power was once legitimate and that his power only became...

I know my mate well enough to be certain what the matter is without asking him The matter is that he believes that Lawful Evil fits how he envisions A Dnd version of Robin Hood but at the same time he has very little confidence in himself and he's hoping that the comments from the people on...

My mate thinks it resembles Lawful Evil enough to justify his character being of Lawful Evil alignment and its his character

I know my mate well enough to guess that his thinking is that Prince John's actions count as seizing the throne, which makes him a traitor and unlike in modern times in the time period when the stories of Robin Hood are set a traitor can never be the legitimate head of a legitimate country

You clearly missed the point that in my mates opinion Robin Hood would count Prince Johns actions as seizing the throne, which means that in Robins opinion Prince John and everyone that follows him, for example the sheriff, are traitors that do not have legitimate authority and will never regain...

I guessed someone would say this eventually so to ensure that I was prepared for when someone did say this I asked my mate well in advance, as in almost 6 hours in advance. Below is what he said. Your thoughts My mate's answer is that in his opinion Robin Hood has decided that Prince Johns...

In the case of The TV Show its how I judge his actions and morale, which over the course of the tv show go down hill at roughly the same rate as his life, meaning always at least once a season and usually at least twice a season For example in the season 1 finale he believes Marian killed by...

My mates thinking was Robin Hood never speaks with Centaurs but Robin Hood spend the majority of his time in Sherwood Forest, in A Dnd Campaign set in A Version of England were Robin Hood is real the ability to speak with other sentient forest dwelling races would occasionally get Robin Hood...

I've just thought of something Is it possible that in some situations, like this 1, theirs no right or wrong Alignment to assign a Pc or Npc,? it just comes down to a individuals opinion and different people could have different opinions on what alignment the same Pc or Npc should be Here's a...

Sadly my mate thinking is that even laws that are both completely biased and totally corrupt are still laws and that even someone that only breaks such laws in order to give the poor the things they need to survive would still be of Lawful Evil Alignment