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<blockquote data-quote="Mercule" data-source="post: 1175764" data-attributes="member: 5100">Didn't even notice this until I saw VH's response.&nbsp;No, it wasn't murder. It was a just execution. There were no official authorities (discounting the Temple hierarchy itself) within 100+ miles. We'd essentially been envested with what little authority existed by the local dwarven elder. This guy was a follower of a god that had been ruled anathema for all the other gods, even the evil ones. &nbsp;Aside from any crimes he may have committed, he'd made it quite clear that he'd do what he could to weaken us if given the chance. He was bound, but not securely enough to hold him for long. &nbsp;Even it we had a way of holding him for a duration, we were on the move and would not have been able to give him food or water. He would have died a slow, painful death.&nbsp;This whole discussion really makes me hope that BoED is truly well written.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mercule, post: 1175764, member: 5100"] Didn't even notice this until I saw VH's response. No, it wasn't murder. It was a just execution. There were no official authorities (discounting the Temple hierarchy itself) within 100+ miles. We'd essentially been envested with what little authority existed by the local dwarven elder. This guy was a follower of a god that had been ruled anathema for all the other gods, even the evil ones. Aside from any crimes he may have committed, he'd made it quite clear that he'd do what he could to weaken us if given the chance. He was bound, but not securely enough to hold him for long. Even it we had a way of holding him for a duration, we were on the move and would not have been able to give him food or water. He would have died a slow, painful death. This whole discussion really makes me hope that BoED is truly well written. [/QUOTE]

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