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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Malakye" data-source="post: 1289194" data-attributes="member: 982">2nd edition game.The party had acquired a book or something that belonged to a good npc.  When the npc asked for the item, the rogue was totally against it and said we should keep it.  The druid really wanted to give the item up, the rest of the party didn't really care.  So, the druid and rogue start arguing and eventually the druid attacks the rogue with a spell, can't remember which one but it was lightning or something.  Anyway, the rogue decides to give up and they return the book to the npc.Many game sessions later, we are searching for another pc on an island.  He had been turned into a werwolf and gone mad, we were going to try and cure him.  During the night, the rogue is keeping last watch and he sneaks over to the sleeping druid and kills him with his poison dagger right before morning.  He then proceeds to move the body into the woods and use oil of etherealness to hide the body.  The rest of the party wakes up and looks for the druid but can't find him so we figure he was killed by the werewolf.  The rogue claimed he was off investigating a noise and came back to find the body missing.  What was really hilarious was most of the other players knew what happened but since the rogue had never done anything in the past to indicate he would do such a thing, our characters trusted him.  The player of the druid had no clue what happened, he was just told that something killed him in his sleep.  Years later, somebody told him what really happened.  The look on his face was priceless.</blockquote>

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