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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Eltab" data-source="post: 6763607" data-attributes="member: 6803337">Good vs. Good conflict, based-on-IRL example:The Pope decides that the Christian church needs to present a more-unified front to deal with Islam-inspired murder groups.  Of course HE is obviously the best person to be in charge of Christendom.  Many Orthodox Patriarchs and Protestant denomination Presidents disagree.  (Some disagree on both points.) Many political leaders want to know about dual-allegiance problems.Some of the things this Pope wants to do - such as charitable aid to attack victims, near-battlefield refugee aid, deliberate preaching of Christianity in Muslim lands, drafting anti-conversion-into-Islam apologetics, creating a religious militia - are going to step on other peoples' toes.  You might have to negotiate between the Red Cross and Catholic Charities, for instance.The PCs come from a denomination(s) that history has not been kind to (Coptic or Nestorian "Assyrian" Christians), or are relatively recent (Baptists) or are borderline-heretical (Mormon).Edit: At the climax of the adventure arc, this Pope wants to call a Crusade.</blockquote>