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<blockquote data-quote="GlassEye" data-source="post: 4718248" data-attributes="member: 40413">I've actually been giving this some serious thought.&nbsp; I can only speak for myself, obviously, but I think it boils down to forgetting the theme/style of the game.&nbsp; Typically if I encountered this situation in a game my pc would take on the job to gather evidence and turn the guilty parties over to the local law.&nbsp; But is this what any 'hero' in a sword and sorcery novel do?&nbsp; I doubt it.&nbsp; Maybe this is a wrong interpretation, but those novels give me a strong 'live for the moment for tomorrow we die' vibe.&nbsp; I guess I need a WWCD (What Would Conan Do?) bracelet to keep my mind in the game.&nbsp; Anyway, just a thought/answer to the comment you made and perhaps a small explanation for Edvan's comments in my last IC post.By the way, just wanted to say, kudos to GaryH.&nbsp; I think Hilmdyn's reaction to the job was most true to the sword and sorcery genre as well as uncomplicated but still entertaining.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GlassEye, post: 4718248, member: 40413"] I've actually been giving this some serious thought. I can only speak for myself, obviously, but I think it boils down to forgetting the theme/style of the game. Typically if I encountered this situation in a game my pc would take on the job to gather evidence and turn the guilty parties over to the local law. But is this what any 'hero' in a sword and sorcery novel do? I doubt it. Maybe this is a wrong interpretation, but those novels give me a strong 'live for the moment for tomorrow we die' vibe. I guess I need a WWCD (What Would Conan Do?) bracelet to keep my mind in the game. Anyway, just a thought/answer to the comment you made and perhaps a small explanation for Edvan's comments in my last IC post. By the way, just wanted to say, kudos to GaryH. I think Hilmdyn's reaction to the job was most true to the sword and sorcery genre as well as uncomplicated but still entertaining. [/QUOTE]

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