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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Anthony Terry" data-source="post: 6493406" data-attributes="member: 6776492">The glass and or potions being usable by druids is the biggest debate in my game when ever anyone plays one. How far i go with this kind of restriction really depends on the campagain but by rule of thumb I write it out as "druids are unable to use an natrual material that is required by an inhabitant of the planet in a more natural way". Wont even use honey in my games yall if your a good druid.Also your ideas of good and evil are far too modern for my tastes. If my god teaches me that does 5 cows were each equally worth as much as the child, how is it evil, to take an eye for an eye, teaching the farmer a lesson in the process?!, as put forward in the Jewish bible? When considering good/evil in a fantasy game one must consider the point of view in which good/evil is being considered. - granted the trickery apply s chaotic tendancies over Lawful and maybe even neutral over good for sure, the killing of the child however does not imply evil and nor does seeking vengeance for the cows. These people do not live in Modern Day London and the huge Morality placed on some things just would not be there.</blockquote>