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<blockquote data-quote="Sunseeker" data-source="post: 7308156">When you say that Derek will be &quot;broadsided&quot; by this, do I take that to mean there has been no warning?&nbsp; No little &quot;Harry walks over to Derek and tries to get him to stop.&quot; or &quot;Harry sits Derek down for a long talk about how what he's doing with his magic is wrong?&quot; or anything along those lines to give Derek some kind of indication that Harry is having problems with the things Derek is doing?Does Harry understand what he is doing?&nbsp; Does he realize that the party Paladin may very well have to arrest him and have him imprisoned for murder if he finds out?&nbsp; Potentially killing him?&nbsp; Harry is arguably not trying to reform if his answer to Derek is murder in the night.&nbsp; If his PC is truly trying to reform, the most reasonable answer would be to report Derek to the authorities (other than the Paladin presumably) if of course anything Derek has done is illegal at all.&nbsp; If nothing Derek has done is illegal then Harry is simply a murderer.&nbsp; Every murderer attempts to justify their actions somehow.&nbsp; I'd question Harry if his actions are really in character, if his motivations are really in line with his personality.&nbsp; Has Harry ever expressed a dislike for necromancy before?&nbsp; A love of small animals?&nbsp; Concern for the weak-minded who might not understand what they're getting into?&nbsp; If Harry is trying to reform, why isn't he encouraging Derek to reform?&nbsp; Personally, I'd sit Harry down and ask him what's going on.&nbsp; This doesn't sound like in-character behaviour.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sunseeker, post: 7308156"] When you say that Derek will be "broadsided" by this, do I take that to mean there has been no warning? No little "Harry walks over to Derek and tries to get him to stop." or "Harry sits Derek down for a long talk about how what he's doing with his magic is wrong?" or anything along those lines to give Derek some kind of indication that Harry is having problems with the things Derek is doing? Does Harry understand what [I]he[/I] is doing? Does he realize that the party Paladin may very well have to arrest him and have him imprisoned for murder if he finds out? Potentially killing him? Harry is arguably [I]not[/I] trying to reform if his answer to Derek is murder in the night. If his PC is truly trying to reform, the most reasonable answer would be to report Derek to the authorities (other than the Paladin presumably) if of course anything Derek has done is illegal at all. If nothing Derek has done is illegal then Harry is simply a murderer. Every murderer attempts to justify their actions somehow. I'd question Harry if his actions are really in character, if his motivations are really in line with his personality. Has Harry ever expressed a dislike for necromancy before? A love of small animals? Concern for the weak-minded who might not understand what they're getting into? If Harry is trying to reform, why isn't he encouraging Derek to reform? Personally, I'd sit Harry down and ask him what's going on. This doesn't sound like in-character behaviour. [/QUOTE]

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