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<blockquote data-quote="Tabarnak Smokeblower" data-source="post: 1047880" data-attributes="member: 12987">I'll assume that the info-gathering was succesful.The situation you have an evil prisoner, what to do with the prisoner. It would be logical, be the party members good or evil, to make sure that the creature, whatever is done with it, cannot pose a threat to the PC's. The most obvious course of action is to kill it.Now, if the creature was released, and it went back to &quot;warn the others&quot;, would the &quot;others&quot; be coming for the PC's? If yes, of course it'd be best if the creature couldn't go warn his buddies (ie kill it).You can also intimidate/scare the bugbear into leaving the PC's alone, charm it, implant a suggestion, erase its memory, etc. The PC's have many options to preserve the bugbear's life and avoid having to kill it when it's unarmed and helpless.I say it was a good act to let the bugbear go, but nevertheless an act that could endanger the PC's life.TS</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tabarnak Smokeblower, post: 1047880, member: 12987"] I'll assume that the info-gathering was succesful. The situation you have an evil prisoner, what to do with the prisoner. It would be logical, be the party members good or evil, to make sure that the creature, whatever is done with it, cannot pose a threat to the PC's. The most obvious course of action is to kill it. Now, if the creature was released, and it went back to "warn the others", would the "others" be coming for the PC's? If yes, of course it'd be best if the creature couldn't go warn his buddies (ie kill it). You can also intimidate/scare the bugbear into leaving the PC's alone, charm it, implant a suggestion, erase its memory, etc. The PC's have many options to preserve the bugbear's life and avoid having to kill it when it's unarmed and helpless. I say it was a good act to let the bugbear go, but nevertheless an act that could endanger the PC's life. TS [/QUOTE]

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