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<blockquote data-quote="FiddleSticks96" data-source="post: 5505525" data-attributes="member: 6673096">After finally finishing all the posts I will say this.This is a made up campaign setting, as I lack most of the books that contain information specific about geographical information ins Faerun and Eberron. As someone who grew up with Baldur's Gate games, my campaigns are influenced by Faerun setting.I will not punish the PCs if they kill her, but I may reward them for aiding her.My players know better than to meta-game. They learned their lesson long ago. Though I can do nothing about prior knowledge, each setting is potentially a unique multi-verse. The way of the world in one setting could potentially be entirely different from the way of the world in another. Ever play a setting where humanoids are the minority and monstrous humanoids have vast empires?Now, ignoring all buffy, blade, and other references, the core of this dilemma is whether or not being a vampire can justify the destruction of a good aligned being. The vampire doesn't have to, and doesn't, kill people to feed. It is not evil to feed off an animal, even if it kills the animal. People eat animals all the time.Thanks again for the replies. Giving me more and more ideas. Fresh perspective also helps.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FiddleSticks96, post: 5505525, member: 6673096"] After finally finishing all the posts I will say this. This is a made up campaign setting, as I lack most of the books that contain information specific about geographical information ins Faerun and Eberron. As someone who grew up with Baldur's Gate games, my campaigns are influenced by Faerun setting. I will not punish the PCs if they kill her, but I may reward them for aiding her. My players know better than to meta-game. They learned their lesson long ago. Though I can do nothing about prior knowledge, each setting is potentially a unique multi-verse. The way of the world in one setting could potentially be entirely different from the way of the world in another. Ever play a setting where humanoids are the minority and monstrous humanoids have vast empires? Now, ignoring all buffy, blade, and other references, the core of this dilemma is whether or not being a vampire can justify the destruction of a good aligned being. The vampire doesn't have to, and doesn't, kill people to feed. It is not evil to feed off an animal, even if it kills the animal. People eat animals all the time. Thanks again for the replies. Giving me more and more ideas. Fresh perspective also helps. [/QUOTE]

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