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<blockquote data-quote="JacktheRabbit" data-source="post: 7347243" data-attributes="member: 525">Okay, how do said druids know the event happened and know the event happened in enough detail to ask questions?The party was attacked by wolves, they were possessed and I am guessing fighting to kill and acting out of nature for a wolf by not fleeing when injured or when the alpha is killed. Then at a specific moment the party druid and the druid alone (per the OP) sensed relief in one or more of the wolves.So how do some high minded nosey NPC druids find out about this, and in such a way that makes them feel self righteous enough to go put the party druid on trial?The druid killed them because in typical movie fashion he sensed relief from the wolves that their tortured existence while under the control of evil was about to end. No reason for the Druid or anyone else in the party to think the control was going to end just because they were knocked out.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JacktheRabbit, post: 7347243, member: 525"] Okay, how do said druids know the event happened and know the event happened in enough detail to ask questions? The party was attacked by wolves, they were possessed and I am guessing fighting to kill and acting out of nature for a wolf by not fleeing when injured or when the alpha is killed. Then at a specific moment the party druid and the druid alone (per the OP) sensed relief in one or more of the wolves. So how do some high minded nosey NPC druids find out about this, and in such a way that makes them feel self righteous enough to go put the party druid on trial? The druid killed them because in typical movie fashion he sensed relief from the wolves that their tortured existence while under the control of evil was about to end. No reason for the Druid or anyone else in the party to think the control was going to end just because they were knocked out. [/QUOTE]

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