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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Manbearcat" data-source="post: 6245109" data-attributes="member: 6696971">That was my sense of things as well.  Another reason for the dryad as a worthwhile antagonist in this scenario.  If things would have gone the opposite direction (failure in the redemption/Turn Vader Away from the Dark Side Skill Challenge), it would have propelled Quinn further down the opposite path.One thing I forgot to mention above is how I was curious as to what would have happened after the conflict was resolved and the King learned of the Dryad's actions.  She would have to be executed.  If Lucann would have protested and things escalated, it would have been interesting if the King would have said something like (assuming his Skill Challenge to invoke the Eladrin worked leading to me giving  [MENTION=16586]Campbell[/MENTION] an Eladrin Swarm of feyknights, archers, mages, etc to use in the coming battle):"Despite their brave and noble efforts to win the day, the elves have no jurisdiction here.  By the Lord of Battle, I will see justice done through cold steel in my hand.  She will pay her penance tomorrow morning.  However, despite my inclinations, as King I must observe all of our laws.  Though I stand firmly against it here and do not recommend such a foolish course, by right, the Lord Commander of the Iron Tower may conscript the condemned to serve the Knights of the Iron Tower therein in an indentured capacity until death frees them from this debt.  Should she fail to meet the terms of this conscription in any way, the terms would be forfeit."I wonder what Thurgon would have done and what Theron, Quinn and Lucann would have thought of Thurgon's choice?</blockquote>

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