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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Goblyns Hoard" data-source="post: 1860161" data-attributes="member: 19970">It's certainly an option - but I can see two problems the party may face.The most obvious is actually finding someway of imprisoning it.  Not impossible, and if they come up with something, it's certainly an option.  May also not solve the crisis (My goddess still wants me to kill that child).  The party also have other tasks on their hands so may not have the time to come up with as creative a solution.As a point - this crisis of faith, while obviously a major thing for the paladin, is in fact a bit of a side plot from finding out how to kill the red dragon that is causing havok locally, so I don't want it to take over too much of the overall plot line.  Not that I'm going to stop it, just that the party will then have to consider what letting a red dragon run around unopposed will mean for the locals.Second problem - when Kel comes back I was thinking he would materialise from around/within the child and then take a new corporeal form... so escaping his prison.  I had that idea as a way of them confirming the actual link between monster and child.  So this would require the child to also be imprisoned or else he'd just kill himself to escape.  Actually that may make the whole thing better... if they think of imprisoning Kel they then need to put the child in the same place in order to stop Kel from escaping... so imprisoning a child with an undead half fiend for her entire life.  Better or worse than death?</blockquote>

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