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Message: <blockquote data-quote="scifi112233" data-source="post: 5848867" data-attributes="member: 6668804">Okay this is going to need some back story so bear with me before we get to the incident.Okay so we are playing a campaign my friend made and as I love difficult or interesting role playing opportunities I chose to play a Elf who was a Seeker of the Misty Isles. After discussing the Order with my DM we managed to work it into the campaign. We both agreed on a strict order that viewed any deviation from the search for The Misty Isles with little to no tolerance. So we start off the campaign with a my cleric, a warlock child who is possessed by a demon, a drunken dwarf shape shifter, a drunken human warrior, and wandering monk with a vow of poverty. After several adventures, My character is faced with a choice. I must between saving the little girl (warlock) from the demon within or letting her die to follow on a very strong lead on The Misty Isles. I loved the role playing opportunity this presented and my character had hard time making the decision, but ended up choosing to save the girls life and loose all my character's cleric related abilities because I broke my vows to always pursue the Isles above all else. After freeing the girl of her demons I was informed of a place of rebirth and renewal where my cleric could find a new path. I was also excommunicated from my religion and the DM hinted at future confrontation. I bought a ship and hired a crew. The party joined me on the vessel and I granted them free passage as friends. While traveling the girl became more disturbed and began to demand the demon be returned (she also had no idea that I saved her or what I gave up). This is where the incident arises.The girl's demand culminated in a confrontation with me as she had fixated her hatred for the loss of the demon on me. She threatened to destroy this ship if I did not surrender my life to her. I managed to knock her unconscious and bound her and took her into my room to discuss her mental state and see what I could do (my friend and I had planned this along with the DM). Suddenly the monk walks in and punches the girl until she is unconscious. I tell the monk to leave and he does. I treat the girls wounds as best I can but she remains unconscious. I lay her down in bed and that's when the monk walks back in. He tells me to get out of the way and that he will break the girls wrists so she can no longer use magic. I draw my blade and tell him to leave immediately. He proceeds to nearly kill me. In a desperate attempt I use a ring of flare and toss a cloak over his head. I quickly toss the unconscious girl under the bed and use a ring of disguise self to make myself look like the girl. The monk wakes up and breaks my wrists. He then breaks my characters neck because I did that even though he did not plan to and had no way of knowing. The only reason he did that is because I tricked him. Then the DM send he would lose his alignment and his Saint template so he tried to say they he merely knocked me unconscious and accidentally killed me. He finally realized the DM would not let him get away with killing me so he settled for knocking me unconscious. He then blamed me for standing up to him when I knew he would hurt me and said I should have just let it happen. What do I do?</blockquote>

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