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<blockquote data-quote="John Morrow" data-source="post: 2100356" data-attributes="member: 27012">Item 1: Ring of Mind ShieldingItem 2: Amulet of Proof against Detection and LocationHave him pretend to be &quot;Benevolent Neutral&quot;.&nbsp; That is, he's not a saint but he gives generously to the church and good causes, at least on the surface.If you want to do something a little different and more confusing, try giving him a saintly sidekick or &quot;spouse&quot; that accompanies him everywhere with a Misdirection spell always cast between them so that the evil SOB detects as a saint.&nbsp; Why would the saint help them?&nbsp; Either the saint is naive and misled, blind with love, is being mind controlled but they provide the cover.The ring of Mind Shielding is the safest, since there is no save.&nbsp; A particularly good roll for either the Amulet, Nondetection, or Misdirection&nbsp;&nbsp; In fact, make him a Bard and he can cast his own Undetectable Alignment and Misdirection as well as Glibness to back him up with an incredibly high Bluff.&nbsp; None of this would withstand a concerted inquisition to determine the truth (involving stripping him down, using Detect Magic and Detect Thoughts, etc.) but a combination of those magic items and the Misdirection spell could create a very misleading impression of the person.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="John Morrow, post: 2100356, member: 27012"] Item 1: Ring of Mind Shielding Item 2: Amulet of Proof against Detection and Location Have him pretend to be "Benevolent Neutral". That is, he's not a saint but he gives generously to the church and good causes, at least on the surface. If you want to do something a little different and more confusing, try giving him a saintly sidekick or "spouse" that accompanies him everywhere with a Misdirection spell always cast between them so that the evil SOB detects as a saint. Why would the saint help them? Either the saint is naive and misled, blind with love, is being mind controlled but they provide the cover. The ring of Mind Shielding is the safest, since there is no save. A particularly good roll for either the Amulet, Nondetection, or Misdirection In fact, make him a Bard and he can cast his own Undetectable Alignment and Misdirection as well as Glibness to back him up with an incredibly high Bluff. None of this would withstand a concerted inquisition to determine the truth (involving stripping him down, using Detect Magic and Detect Thoughts, etc.) but a combination of those magic items and the Misdirection spell could create a very misleading impression of the person. [/QUOTE]

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