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<blockquote data-quote="Neurotic" data-source="post: 6748412" data-attributes="member: 24380">&quot;We didn't, except that it is somewhere deeper in the wild. As for worse...the goblins were forced by their hobgoblin &quot;king&quot; to rob the caravans. We dealt with the king and they dispersed...but not before revealing that hobgoblins have their own king and worse somewhere where Master Gudren was taken. Since we killed their captor, we even got a fair warning that there is no talking to them, just killing.&quot;The bard pauses, clearly reluctant to say something, but finally decides:&quot;I know this will sound strange, especially so to paladin and dwarf, but I would ask you to refrain from killing goblins of Craegmaw tribe. I don't expect to encounter them again, but they helped us, in their own way, to defeat this hobgoblin king and provided useful information. They were not seeking confrontation, just to be left alone. I believe there would be much less death if people accepted those different then themselves. It is easy to force goblins to do anything, it would be easier for humans to actually keep them away from more powerful evil races then having to kill goblins again and again as they are thrown as fodder before real combat begins.&quot;&quot;I'll do some more dances and songs, maybe a good night story...then I'll be sleeping like dead.&quot;Leonan turns to the old story teller and talks with him for a short while before resuming. In the course of the talk, he casually touched old man couple of times. Observant people might notice that old mans clothes are in noticeable better repair after the talk.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Neurotic, post: 6748412, member: 24380"] [COLOR="#008080"]"We didn't, except that it is somewhere deeper in the wild. As for worse...the goblins were forced by their hobgoblin "king" to rob the caravans. We dealt with the king and they dispersed...but not before revealing that hobgoblins have their own king and worse somewhere where Master Gudren was taken. Since we killed their captor, we even got a fair warning that there is no talking to them, just killing."[/COLOR] The bard pauses, clearly reluctant to say something, but finally decides: [COLOR="#008080"]"I know this will sound strange, especially so to paladin and dwarf, but I would ask you to refrain from killing goblins of Craegmaw tribe. I don't expect to encounter them again, but they helped us, in their own way, to defeat this hobgoblin king and provided useful information. They were not seeking confrontation, just to be left alone. I believe there would be much less death if people accepted those different then themselves. It is easy to force goblins to do anything, it would be easier for humans to actually keep them away from more powerful evil races then having to kill goblins again and again as they are thrown as fodder before real combat begins."[/COLOR] [COLOR="#008080"]"I'll do some more dances and songs, maybe a good night story...then I'll be sleeping like dead."[/COLOR] Leonan turns to the old story teller and talks with him for a short while before resuming. In the course of the talk, he casually touched old man couple of times. Observant people might notice that old mans clothes are in noticeable better repair after the talk. [/QUOTE]

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