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<blockquote data-quote="Sollir Furryfoot" data-source="post: 3973028" data-attributes="member: 748">Even his quori can have a more &quot;enlightened&quot;, &quot;pragmatic&quot; view on humans and kalasthar.&nbsp; Humans are inferior but that doesn't mean they need to be subjugated so much as &quot;guided&quot;, the quori are perfect for this function and as superior beings should be treated as a cut above the rest.&nbsp; It doesn't see humans losing lives as meaningless-if it has to come to that and it's necessary it won't shed a tear but if it can prevent some damage that's good.&nbsp; The Kalasthar are also misguided, not understanding their place in the great order of things.&nbsp; They don't need to be exterminated though and a few loose ones free isn't going to truly endanger the quori themselves, especially if they don't continue provoking each other.I can't recall if Kalasthar/Quori automatically recognize each other's status as such, if they do you might want to give the Crusader a ring of mindshielding or whatever it'd take to help.&nbsp; If not, maybe by the time they realize he's a quori after the conflict, a bunch of his men show up asking him what's going on-with a knowing stare at the PC he says there's no problem and thanks the heroes (as above), parting with a gift and no hassle.&nbsp; During the fight, he might even call the kalasthar a &quot;wayward brother&quot;, if using it only when they've already clashed in melee and he can speak without his own leaders hearing..</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sollir Furryfoot, post: 3973028, member: 748"] Even his quori can have a more "enlightened", "pragmatic" view on humans and kalasthar. Humans are inferior but that doesn't mean they need to be subjugated so much as "guided", the quori are perfect for this function and as superior beings should be treated as a cut above the rest. It doesn't see humans losing lives as meaningless-if it has to come to that and it's necessary it won't shed a tear but if it can prevent some damage that's good. The Kalasthar are also misguided, not understanding their place in the great order of things. They don't need to be exterminated though and a few loose ones free isn't going to truly endanger the quori themselves, especially if they don't continue provoking each other. I can't recall if Kalasthar/Quori automatically recognize each other's status as such, if they do you might want to give the Crusader a ring of mindshielding or whatever it'd take to help. If not, maybe by the time they realize he's a quori after the conflict, a bunch of his men show up asking him what's going on-with a knowing stare at the PC he says there's no problem and thanks the heroes (as above), parting with a gift and no hassle. During the fight, he might even call the kalasthar a "wayward brother", if using it only when they've already clashed in melee and he can speak without his own leaders hearing.. [/QUOTE]

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