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<blockquote data-quote="Guilt Puppy" data-source="post: 2040472" data-attributes="member: 6521">Father Tanor shakes his head. &quot;I don't know where your faith stands on the matter, but the Church of Heironeous reserves such blessings for those whose work is needed, not simply those who are missed... It's the only fair and just criterion available.&quot;He turns to Raven.&quot;As for his punishment...&quot; He seems to wish to make a firm statement, but can only look away lightly. &quot;That won't be decided tonight, and it is certainly none of your decision, either. But it will do the town good to have a prisoner brought to justice... Moreso than a villain cut down in hasty spectacle, I would say. That way leads to anarchy, however righteous it may be.&quot;Having said his piece, he kneels down, checking the sturdiness of the orc's bonds. &quot;I'll observe, and intervene if needed, but I think it's best if he doesn't know I'm here... His tongue is apt to be looser if he believes himself to be at your mercy alone.&quot;With that, he administers a light curative spell, then pads away softly, behind the orc and out of his sight as he awakens, lifting his head slowly and struggling weakly to discover he is bound.Father Tanor nods for you to begin.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Guilt Puppy, post: 2040472, member: 6521"] Father Tanor shakes his head. "I don't know where your faith stands on the matter, but the Church of Heironeous reserves such blessings for those whose work is needed, not simply those who are missed... It's the only fair and just criterion available." He turns to Raven. "As for his punishment..." He seems to wish to make a firm statement, but can only look away lightly. "That won't be decided tonight, and it is certainly none of your decision, either. But it will do the town good to have a prisoner brought to justice... Moreso than a villain cut down in hasty spectacle, I would say. That way leads to anarchy, however righteous it may be." Having said his piece, he kneels down, checking the sturdiness of the orc's bonds. "I'll observe, and intervene if needed, but I think it's best if he doesn't know I'm here... His tongue is apt to be looser if he believes himself to be at your mercy alone." With that, he administers a light curative spell, then pads away softly, behind the orc and out of his sight as he awakens, lifting his head slowly and struggling weakly to discover he is bound. Father Tanor nods for you to begin. [/QUOTE]

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