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<blockquote data-quote="Stormborn" data-source="post: 2624256" data-attributes="member: 14041">I don't know much about the FRCS, but I completly see your point about Waukeen's Priest taking this on as a service, no questions asked.&nbsp; Seems a reasonable thing to do for a fantasy god of merchants.&nbsp; Not suprised that the PCs jumped to conclusions, but they tend to do that.&nbsp; The Paladin should, at the very least, face some kind of inquisition from his order once a report reaches them that he tortured a priest.The Priesthood, and Waukeen himself, may choose to adress this through formal channels, maybe demanding punishment, serivice, payment, or all three.&nbsp; But they might just as easily decide to hire soem mercenaries to bring the party before a tribunal.&nbsp; Read Order of the Stick?&nbsp; While its done for humor there, the idea of a Paladin, or several, coming to bring the PCs to justice could create an interesting game.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Stormborn, post: 2624256, member: 14041"] I don't know much about the FRCS, but I completly see your point about Waukeen's Priest taking this on as a service, no questions asked. Seems a reasonable thing to do for a fantasy god of merchants. Not suprised that the PCs jumped to conclusions, but they tend to do that. The Paladin should, at the very least, face some kind of inquisition from his order once a report reaches them that he tortured a priest. The Priesthood, and Waukeen himself, may choose to adress this through formal channels, maybe demanding punishment, serivice, payment, or all three. But they might just as easily decide to hire soem mercenaries to bring the party before a tribunal. Read Order of the Stick? While its done for humor there, the idea of a Paladin, or several, coming to bring the PCs to justice could create an interesting game. [/QUOTE]

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