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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Bagpuss" data-source="post: 4046243" data-attributes="member: 3987">Have to disagree with that as an error for a rogue to scout effectively he needs to be that far in advance of the party.Yeah that was foolish, although since he suspected the spellcaster was near completing a ritual, he thought it needed to be disrupted there and then. Hence made a sensible decision, if you don't look at things purely tactically. Shouldn't a hero try and thwart evils plans?Better odds. Besides the alternative is leave the rogue to die. It wasn't an error, just a different decision. Shouldn't a brave warrior rush to the aid of an outnumbered companion?Not an error if the objective is to get to the rogue before he gets killed.Actually the failed save followed by the CdG did.Nothing they did was stupid. Is it stupid to disrupt a evil ritual before it is completed? Is it stupid to rush to the aid of a comrade in danger?D&D doesn't reward brave or heroic characters, it just kills them.</blockquote>