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<blockquote data-quote="Brekke" data-source="post: 1058890" data-attributes="member: 4369">When our group played this a couple of years ago it caused quite a conflict. The Kobolds were not sick, our rogue rescued them after all the adults save one were killed. We took them back to the villege the townfolk basically ripped the adult kobold to shreds. They wanted to do the same to the babies. That's when my character an elven sorcereres stepped in and said no. The group fought over it. The player playing my twin sister and another player playing a druid elf refused to turn the babies over. The lawful good dwarf and the lawful good cleric of St Cuthbert wanted to turn them over arguing that they may not be evil now but they would grow up that way. I took them raised them gave them elven names did my best to teach them right from wrong. It worked with one of them he was good he was becoming a sorcerer the other started to go bad. But a lot of that was because of the harrasment the dwarf did to him. He was always being nasty to them. Also someone in the carvan we were traveling in tried to poison them.&nbsp; It was the point that I knew how I wanted to play my character before that all I knew about her was that she was an elf and sorcerer. After we found the kobolds I played her as avoiding killing when ever she could the only lethal spell she knew was magic missile. She became a great believer in redemption. So far she as ben my favorite character I have ever played.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Brekke, post: 1058890, member: 4369"] When our group played this a couple of years ago it caused quite a conflict. The Kobolds were not sick, our rogue rescued them after all the adults save one were killed. We took them back to the villege the townfolk basically ripped the adult kobold to shreds. They wanted to do the same to the babies. That's when my character an elven sorcereres stepped in and said no. The group fought over it. The player playing my twin sister and another player playing a druid elf refused to turn the babies over. The lawful good dwarf and the lawful good cleric of St Cuthbert wanted to turn them over arguing that they may not be evil now but they would grow up that way. I took them raised them gave them elven names did my best to teach them right from wrong. It worked with one of them he was good he was becoming a sorcerer the other started to go bad. But a lot of that was because of the harrasment the dwarf did to him. He was always being nasty to them. Also someone in the carvan we were traveling in tried to poison them. It was the point that I knew how I wanted to play my character before that all I knew about her was that she was an elf and sorcerer. After we found the kobolds I played her as avoiding killing when ever she could the only lethal spell she knew was magic missile. She became a great believer in redemption. So far she as ben my favorite character I have ever played. [/QUOTE]

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