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<blockquote data-quote="Kristivas" data-source="post: 3251869" data-attributes="member: 34179">We were all pretty low level.&nbsp; Not near enough cash to be able to afford a raise dead spell.&nbsp; Our low level is also the reason we didn't find a magical way to get the guy to talk and had to resort to physical pain and suffering.I suppose you could look at it like that.&nbsp; At the time, we had a quick (5 minute) moral debate on it, which came down to &quot;If it was your child, would you do whatever it took to save them?&quot; to which everyone answered &quot;yes&quot;.&nbsp; The cleric mentioned her goal was to keep the guy alive so that he could be arrested afterward.&nbsp; True to her word, after we found the kid, she turned him over to the guards for that and other such crimes.Still, morally.. I'm not sure of what would have been right for her to do.&nbsp; Heal the guy, or let him die?&nbsp; Like I said, it's a good thing no one made a paladin that game...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kristivas, post: 3251869, member: 34179"] We were all pretty low level. Not near enough cash to be able to afford a raise dead spell. Our low level is also the reason we didn't find a magical way to get the guy to talk and had to resort to physical pain and suffering. I suppose you could look at it like that. At the time, we had a quick (5 minute) moral debate on it, which came down to "If it was your child, would you do whatever it took to save them?" to which everyone answered "yes". The cleric mentioned her goal was to keep the guy alive so that he could be arrested afterward. True to her word, after we found the kid, she turned him over to the guards for that and other such crimes. Still, morally.. I'm not sure of what would have been right for her to do. Heal the guy, or let him die? Like I said, it's a good thing no one made a paladin that game... [/QUOTE]

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