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Message: <blockquote data-quote="FitzTheRuke" data-source="post: 9023375" data-attributes="member: 59816">You've not heard of any "Sing-Axe". As far as laws go, it's generally up to the local lord to adjudicate accusations of Necromancy. The expectation would be for you to take him to Duke Maldwyn, but OTOH, if you simply murder him and call him a Thayan Necromancer, he'd have to have some powerful allies come forth to speak against you, or it's unlikely that anyone would ever investigate it as a crime. Most of the group has no "official" authority, though Escella does - she can announce herself as an agent of the Daggerford Scouts, who have quite a bit of leeway when it comes to their very vague authority of "protecting Daggerford from those who would threaten the peace". Generally, though, Kelson expects his agents to observe and report, not necessarily act. It seems pretty unlikely that he'd strongly object to any action taken here, though. In addition, the rest of the group just came from defending the local Elf Lord's manor house, so if they did anything that got them in trouble with the Duke (an event that seems unlikely), they'd have a powerful ally who would certainly speak on their behalf.Or in other words, it's all about who you know. Morgan is aware of pretty much all of that (other than how tight they are with the elf lord Darfin Floshin - no one has had time to go over that in detail). He's aware of him, though, and the estate's proximity to their current position.</blockquote>

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