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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Rystil Arden" data-source="post: 2314239" data-attributes="member: 29014">"That is a very dangerous opinion.  Deciding that being an 'adventurer' gives you a right to kill someone on the road, take the money off of his body and figure that if you have better stuff it will make the world better and safer makes you in practise little better than a bandit yourself.  Sure, you may think that you will put the money to better use than the rightful owners, but who knows?  When you take the definition of good into your own hands and say 'What is good for me is good for the world,' you have taken a non-equitable role of self-importance that often leads to darkness.  Who gives adventurers the right to be so special that any gain for them is a gain for the world?  It is this sort of pragmatic utilitarianism that leads many of the worst villains astray when they think that they are trying to do good by conquering and subjugating people.""As for determining whose money it really is, I have ways of manipulating people's minds through the Zivaash--I could use them to determine the truth before giving the gold away."</blockquote>