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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Awakened" data-source="post: 1451903" data-attributes="member: 13299">Good point. I've already taken away the paladin's powers once in the campaign, and taking them away again due to the mage's deception would result in probable interparty conflict. Now that I've had a few days to think about it, maybe I'll just forcefully point out to the party that they've just slain mostly-innocent mine workers that had families to support. THEN, if the paladin refuses to talk the party into doing something about their grave accidental misdeed, well then would be the time to take away the paladin's powers.       I have a good group so I'm confident they'll try to save their names, and even the mage is just roleplaying his part (in my campaign if true ressurrection is cast on a character, they're soul belongs to the deity of the ressurrectionist. The party happened to get a very bad cleric to raise the mage, and that cleric makes him dark offers of power and evil at times in exchange for deeds. This time the mage dragged the party into his debased affairs and exposed himself). I just hope that the fear of re-entering that dangerous town won't outweight their morals.</blockquote>