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<blockquote data-quote="ThoughtBubble" data-source="post: 2762535" data-attributes="member: 9723">I reccomend vengence. In that situation, I'd imagine that my character would most want to help the people, then find a way to give the wizard the same sort of pain and destruction that he put upon the town. That was an interolerable act of evil.Fortunately, the best way to go about securing the ability to redeem myself is going to be to talk to this wizard and get his help in locating the evil NPC. Then the next step is to introduce the demon summoners to 3 feet of holy steel. My reccomendation is to roll with it. Keep your character's empathy and see if you can't get the things that matter to her right now into the game. ---So, on a different note...Do you feel at all that, out of game, you did something wrong? Perhaps that you fell into a bad situation? Do you feel a little hesitant that trying something else in character may meet with the same response?The rason that I ask is because, in character, it seems like there aren't too many problems. The damage to the village sucks, but could serve as motivation to try harder on this quest. It can be fuel, but it seems to be a dampener. So there might be an out of game reason for it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ThoughtBubble, post: 2762535, member: 9723"] I reccomend vengence. In that situation, I'd imagine that my character would most want to help the people, then find a way to give the wizard the same sort of pain and destruction that he put upon the town. That was an interolerable act of evil. Fortunately, the best way to go about securing the ability to redeem myself is going to be to talk to this wizard and get his help in locating the evil NPC. Then the next step is to introduce the demon summoners to 3 feet of holy steel. My reccomendation is to roll with it. Keep your character's empathy and see if you can't get the things that matter to her right now into the game. --- So, on a different note... Do you feel at all that, out of game, you did something wrong? Perhaps that you fell into a bad situation? Do you feel a little hesitant that trying something else in character may meet with the same response? The rason that I ask is because, in character, it seems like there aren't too many problems. The damage to the village sucks, but could serve as motivation to try harder on this quest. It can be fuel, but it seems to be a dampener. So there might be an out of game reason for it. [/QUOTE]

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