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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jasperak" data-source="post: 4026911" data-attributes="member: 2487">That's right, because the writer makes sure the guard stays knocked out, or the good guys really regret it when the guard wakes up at the most inopportune time. BS hollywood dramatization should have no bearing on PC actions if you are trying for anything more than stereotypical cardboard characters. Props to the OP for starting this discussion.BTW I cannot imagine any special forces in any military on this planet taking prisoners with the belief that the prisoners would be protected by the Geneva convention, especially if they were deep inside of enemy territory. Unless they were supposed to as part of the mission. IMHO, not even 20th century morality would have saved the lizard-folk's life.With the knowledge I have now, after the warlock's action I would have kept on the mission until completion and then confronted him when it was safer to do so, though only because the warlock took it upon himself to execute the lizard-folk without getting approval from the party.</blockquote>