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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Methinkus" data-source="post: 95735" data-attributes="member: 3248">Oh come on now, this argument just wouldn’t hold water in most D&D worlds.  Good and evil are very real, often tangible forces in the world, and to call them abstract is using real world logic in a world where necromancers live forever and dragons can sleep with whales.  Besides, I have trouble believing that a good person would not take such an “ends justify the means” stance like that.Also, as a ranger, shouldn’t he be appalled by the idea of using undead creatures to fight for him?  I might be wrong on this one, people’s views on rangers being so random and distant from one another as they are ever since they “got the shaft” in 3e.  Even if his being a ranger has no bearing on this, his being good should prevent him from using creatures now animated by pure negative energy.The paladin did a bang up job in my opinion, by the way.</blockquote>