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<blockquote data-quote="Lalato" data-source="post: 1999415" data-attributes="member: 9171">I see that there are varying opinions on the scene I presented above.&nbsp; Let me add a little more detail to the scene.1.&nbsp; It was definitely an evil foe (a Dwarf involved in a plot central to our current campaign).&nbsp; The foe was not dead... though he was unconscious.&nbsp; He had been stabilized so we could deliver him to the proper authorities.2.&nbsp; This was the first time the Rogue had ever done anything like this in front of the Paladin.3.&nbsp; The evil foe had knocked my Soulknife unconscious in that battle so I don't think my character actually saw the event...&nbsp; though the mood was rather testy after my character regained consciousness.4.&nbsp; We're playing in Eberron... and it's a Paladin of the Silver Flame.&nbsp; Though, I agree that there might have been cultural reasons in another campaign setting... I know of none for this particular one.&nbsp; If someone out there knows differently... do tell.5.&nbsp; After my Soulknife was healed sufficiently to travel, we took our unconscious captive to the authorities (against the protestations of the Rogue)... and that's where the session ended.I hope that fills in any holes I may have left open before...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lalato, post: 1999415, member: 9171"] I see that there are varying opinions on the scene I presented above. Let me add a little more detail to the scene. 1. It was definitely an evil foe (a Dwarf involved in a plot central to our current campaign). The foe was not dead... though he was unconscious. He had been stabilized so we could deliver him to the proper authorities. 2. This was the first time the Rogue had ever done anything like this in front of the Paladin. 3. The evil foe had knocked my Soulknife unconscious in that battle so I don't think my character actually saw the event... though the mood was rather testy after my character regained consciousness. 4. We're playing in Eberron... and it's a Paladin of the Silver Flame. Though, I agree that there might have been cultural reasons in another campaign setting... I know of none for this particular one. If someone out there knows differently... do tell. 5. After my Soulknife was healed sufficiently to travel, we took our unconscious captive to the authorities (against the protestations of the Rogue)... and that's where the session ended. I hope that fills in any holes I may have left open before... [/QUOTE]

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