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Is it right for WoTC to moralize us in an adventure module?
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<blockquote data-quote="Ruin Explorer" data-source="post: 8931964" data-attributes="member: 18"><p>So you're inferring it, like I suggested you were?</p><p></p><p>But that's a pure interference, there's nothing to support it beyond the circular logic that because he used the jail, he's part of one of these governments. If he was part, he'd have enough pull to at the very least talk to Prisoner 13.</p><p></p><p>Why would the adventure avoid saying he was a member of the government? It's bizarre.</p><p></p><p>And it says:</p><p></p><p>"The Axebreaker dwarves used their influence to have her sentenced to life in prison at Revel’s End."</p><p></p><p>To "used their influence" is firstly creepy and extrajudicial, and secondly, to me suggests they were not actually one of the official members of the Revel's End Imprisonment Club.</p><p></p><p>Yes, rather nonsensically he is "Lawful Good Dwarf Noble". Chaotic Good would make 1000% more sense. He's not a member of the Golden Parachute. It's very unclear why they're helping him, too, because their "just go good" motto doesn't really seem to apply - they're here just liberating a surprisingly moderate amount of gold (47k by my maths, assuming Varrin isn't cheating the PCs, which would be even funnier), for a bunch of dwarves who don't appear to actually need it. I wouldn't even agree that giving Clan Axebreaker that gold is a Good act at all, in fact. It's undoubtedly somewhat Lawful, but good? If they were starving or in desperate need or something, sure. But there's absolutely no sign of that.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ruin Explorer, post: 8931964, member: 18"] So you're inferring it, like I suggested you were? But that's a pure interference, there's nothing to support it beyond the circular logic that because he used the jail, he's part of one of these governments. If he was part, he'd have enough pull to at the very least talk to Prisoner 13. Why would the adventure avoid saying he was a member of the government? It's bizarre. And it says: "The Axebreaker dwarves used their influence to have her sentenced to life in prison at Revel’s End." To "used their influence" is firstly creepy and extrajudicial, and secondly, to me suggests they were not actually one of the official members of the Revel's End Imprisonment Club. Yes, rather nonsensically he is "Lawful Good Dwarf Noble". Chaotic Good would make 1000% more sense. He's not a member of the Golden Parachute. It's very unclear why they're helping him, too, because their "just go good" motto doesn't really seem to apply - they're here just liberating a surprisingly moderate amount of gold (47k by my maths, assuming Varrin isn't cheating the PCs, which would be even funnier), for a bunch of dwarves who don't appear to actually need it. I wouldn't even agree that giving Clan Axebreaker that gold is a Good act at all, in fact. It's undoubtedly somewhat Lawful, but good? If they were starving or in desperate need or something, sure. But there's absolutely no sign of that. [/QUOTE]
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