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<blockquote data-quote="Az005" data-source="post: 5426949" data-attributes="member: 6667688">This keeps getting lost. Info before:- suspicious shapechangerActions before:- attack &amp; steal contract scrollInfo After- Augury to not destroy scroll- Knowledge planes check indicating what Inevitables are and how they tend to act, what will make it go away (return scroll)- Scroll itself outlines important mission to prevent release of bad monster.Actions After- Lure Inevitable to ambush point- Attempt to get info out of inevitable by holding scroll hostage (keeping it behind a blockaded library)- Attack inevitable after it ignores blockade attempt to hold its scroll at bay. Not once did the inevitable initiate combat.So, yes. At the first encounter their actions were a misunderstanding. It was meant to be an instance of players making a mistake based on incomplete information. But their subsequent follow up actions, in my opinion, were not thought out and play out to what looks like theft, ambush, and destruction of a lawful outsider.*shrug*One can mince how many clues I gave them. But I gave them information. They chose to ignore it. They always do. Keep things simple. Remind them often.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Az005, post: 5426949, member: 6667688"] This keeps getting lost. Info before: - suspicious shapechanger Actions before: - attack & steal contract scroll Info After - Augury to not destroy scroll - Knowledge planes check indicating what Inevitables are and how they tend to act, what will make it go away (return scroll) - Scroll itself outlines important mission to prevent release of bad monster. Actions After - Lure Inevitable to ambush point - Attempt to get info out of inevitable by holding scroll hostage (keeping it behind a blockaded library) - Attack inevitable after it ignores blockade attempt to hold its scroll at bay. Not once did the inevitable initiate combat. So, yes. At the first encounter their actions were a misunderstanding. It was meant to be an instance of players making a mistake based on incomplete information. But their subsequent follow up actions, in my opinion, were not thought out and play out to what looks like theft, ambush, and destruction of a lawful outsider. *shrug* One can mince how many clues I gave them. But I gave them information. They chose to ignore it. They always do. Keep things simple. Remind them often. [/QUOTE]

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