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Message: <blockquote data-quote="RigaMortus" data-source="post: 812663" data-attributes="member: 1077">I don't follow this...  The sailors change to subdual when WHO is on bended knee with a bad beating?  When one of the party members is on bended knee, or when one of their fellow sailors is on bended knee?Also, are you saying that the sailor uses lethal damage AFTER the Ranger is down on the ground (and unconcious?) OR are you saying, as a result of the lethal damage the Ranger is down on the ground (and unconcious?)?It probably doesn't matter, so I'll give it a shot anyway...CG: Since the only concious CG person left is the Cleric, I'd say he would first tend to the wounded.  Heal the Ranger to conciousness first, then any other person bleeding to death (party members before sailors).  Then he would walk over to the sailor that stabbed his friend and hit him in the face (subdually) and say, "That's for Bob the Ranger you bastard."  And then bind him with rope.NG: Since the NG fighter is the only NG concious person, and he probably doesn't have any healing skills, he's probably hit the surrendering sailor.  Of course, initiative is important here, I don't think he would hit the sailor if the Cleric did so first.  And the Cleric would not hit the surrendering sailor if the Fighter hit him first.  It's like a slap on the hand for his misdeeds.LG: Since the only LG person is the Paladin, he would first tend to the wounds of the Ranger, brining him back to conciousness if he had the healing to do so.  Then any other person bleeding to death (bleeding party members would have first healing rights before bleeding sailors).  Then help bind the sailors who surrendered, and question them.</blockquote>

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