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<blockquote data-quote="Eternalknight" data-source="post: 187686" data-attributes="member: 1075"><p><span style="color: gold">Well, we have just finished our session. I spoke to the CN elf's player, asking him what his motivation was for killing the children. His response was "because they were evil". Thus, I said ok, no problem. They got into a situation where there were prisoners of various races (including humans). They CN elf proceeded to kill the orcs, goblins, kobolds and bugbear that were chained to the wall and defenseless. I asked him the reason, and again it was "because they are evil". I said that it was a pretty good act, doing that, and he agreed that it was for the good of the land. Notice I said he didn't kill the humans. He set them free. They turned out to be part of a sect of Blighters (from MotW) that had been terrorizing the local community. They won't find this out until next week however. The druid player (who couldn't be there until late and came just as we were finishing) showed up with his new character: a lawful good ranger. I can see these two players are going to be at each others throats. I also spoke to the elf player and told him that he should change his alignment to chaotic good, as that was the way he was playing. He said he would think about it.</span></p><p><span style="color: gold"></span></p><p><span style="color: gold">Well, thats it for now!!! Advice on how to handle the situation next week (between the elf and the ranger) would be GREATLY appreciated.</span></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Eternalknight, post: 187686, member: 1075"] [COLOR=gold]Well, we have just finished our session. I spoke to the CN elf's player, asking him what his motivation was for killing the children. His response was "because they were evil". Thus, I said ok, no problem. They got into a situation where there were prisoners of various races (including humans). They CN elf proceeded to kill the orcs, goblins, kobolds and bugbear that were chained to the wall and defenseless. I asked him the reason, and again it was "because they are evil". I said that it was a pretty good act, doing that, and he agreed that it was for the good of the land. Notice I said he didn't kill the humans. He set them free. They turned out to be part of a sect of Blighters (from MotW) that had been terrorizing the local community. They won't find this out until next week however. The druid player (who couldn't be there until late and came just as we were finishing) showed up with his new character: a lawful good ranger. I can see these two players are going to be at each others throats. I also spoke to the elf player and told him that he should change his alignment to chaotic good, as that was the way he was playing. He said he would think about it. Well, thats it for now!!! Advice on how to handle the situation next week (between the elf and the ranger) would be GREATLY appreciated.[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]
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