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<blockquote data-quote="Quickleaf" data-source="post: 7571190" data-attributes="member: 20323">Maybe the bard oversees death customs and organizes dirges/funeral processions? This gives him access to the coroner's office and a steady supply of bodies which he can divert to the necromancer's lab to animate undead or create flesh golems. The bard has a secretly undead lover who he/she tries to keep hidden from the public eye.What deity of death is the cleric devoted to? I'd suspect the cleric has implemented strictures around the casting raise dead and similar magic – effectively geasing anyone who is raised from death through official church channels. Maybe diamond trade (component for raise dead) is regulated by the church?What oath did the paladin break? I like the idea of a human anti-paladin here, someone who has become painfully aware of the limitations of mortality, perhaps with aspirations far exceeding his own lifetime. Thus, the anti-paladin is grooming a son or daughter to continue his work or take his place when the time comes. However, the anti-paladin has doubts about the wizard's ultimate goals and they've argued in the past, which could lead to some interesting role-playing.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Quickleaf, post: 7571190, member: 20323"] Maybe the bard oversees death customs and organizes dirges/funeral processions? This gives him access to the coroner's office and a steady supply of bodies which he can divert to the necromancer's lab to animate undead or create flesh golems. The bard has a secretly undead lover who he/she tries to keep hidden from the public eye. What deity of death is the cleric devoted to? I'd suspect the cleric has implemented strictures around the casting [I]raise dead[/I] and similar magic – effectively [I]geasing[/I] anyone who is raised from death through official church channels. Maybe diamond trade (component for [I]raise dead[/I]) is regulated by the church? What oath did the paladin break? I like the idea of a human anti-paladin here, someone who has become painfully aware of the limitations of mortality, perhaps with aspirations far exceeding his own lifetime. Thus, the anti-paladin is grooming a son or daughter to continue his work or take his place when the time comes. However, the anti-paladin has doubts about the wizard's ultimate goals and they've argued in the past, which could lead to some interesting role-playing. [/QUOTE]

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