Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="Ferrum" data-source="post: 2578100" data-attributes="member: 33089">freebfrost hasn't said anything to this effect, but if I had to go by the storyline I could see why a druid would take aversion to the ranger skinning the fallen wolf... I mean, the ranger and sorcerer had fallen, and yet they could be healed up and restored to full health. Unless the wolf was dealt quite a bit of damage, it was probably dying, but not actually dead yet.If, as the druid, I felt that the wolves' attack on the children was done out of misunderstanding as opposed to malice, I would want to attempt to mend fences and impress upon the wolves that this was not acceptable behavior. Such actions would result in people hunting them, thus worsening the problem. All this after healing them, and bringing them back from near death (hopefully invoking some amount of reverance or at least gratefulness).But then the overzealous ranger has to go and start skinning one? Before its even dead? ATROCITY!!!Well, thats how I would have RPed it if I were the druid, and if I was the DM, I might have given a little RP xp, but only if I felt the group would feel its an acceptable one-time thing. Any future in-group melees would result in at least one of the characters becoming an NPC.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ferrum, post: 2578100, member: 33089"] freebfrost hasn't said anything to this effect, but if I had to go by the storyline I could see why a druid would take aversion to the ranger skinning the fallen wolf... I mean, the ranger and sorcerer had fallen, and yet they could be healed up and restored to full health. Unless the wolf was dealt quite a bit of damage, it was probably [I]dying[/I], but not actually [B]dead[/B] yet. If, as the druid, I felt that the wolves' attack on the children was done out of misunderstanding as opposed to malice, I would want to attempt to mend fences and impress upon the wolves that this was not acceptable behavior. Such actions would result in people hunting them, thus worsening the problem. All this after healing them, and bringing them back from near death (hopefully invoking some amount of reverance or at least gratefulness). But then the overzealous ranger has to go and start skinning one? Before its even dead? ATROCITY!!! Well, thats how I would have RPed it if I were the druid, and if I was the DM, I might have given a little RP xp, but only if I felt the group would feel its an acceptable one-time thing. Any future in-group melees would result in at least one of the characters becoming an NPC. [/QUOTE]

Verification