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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Chupacabra" data-source="post: 2488000" data-attributes="member: 17708">So I dont get my DM mad at me let me clear something up: he did not countermand my action and refuse to let me CDG the sleeping bandit (who was a half-orc, btw).  Rather, he told me that my declared action was evil and it would have some consequences, etc.  I balked and the table got into a discussion of it for a minute or so before I begrudgingly put away my weapon and performed some other action.  He never said "no you cant do that".If it makes any difference, we thought that we were facing around 10-12 foes when combat first started.  I figured that if I did not CDG this bad guy, he would wake up before the combat ended, arriving fresh to the battle while we were wounded.  Heck, as a first level wizard, i figured that I would be dead by round 3 or 4 or so.  I had lost 3 of my whopping 5 hit points before the combat officially started.PS - the next round of combat after the whole "CDG = evil" discussion, when my party's cleric (who was a staunch critic of my CDG declaration) whomped a bad guy with his mace I asked him if he was using a non-lethal attack.  He wasn't.  Surprise, surprise, he was striking to kill.  Maybe I'll stop casting sleep and just focus on evocations.......</blockquote>