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<blockquote data-quote="Unwise" data-source="post: 5979502" data-attributes="member: 98008">What if the RP and skill challenge is only partly to do with convincing the paladin? Why not have them convince him enough to hear them out. Then the next step is they need to convince a certain person to help them out.Options include:1) Convince the local priest of Pelor to use his truth-finding spell to confirm that the character is not lying.2) Convince the highly respected soothsayer that lives on the nearby mountain to scry on the murders and see if&nbsp; they can shed any light on it.3) The local priest does not have any magical powers to help determine guilt, but what he does have is authority to issue a Fatwa to limit or stop the paladins actions. So if they paladin is a hardcore unmoveable guy, they can instead work on the priest to convince him instead. The paladin is then forced to go back to the high temple and have his orders re-issued to overwrite the local priests.4) Convince a rival adventuring group who they don't really get on with to vouch for them as being travelling adventurers who were not in the town at the time.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Unwise, post: 5979502, member: 98008"] What if the RP and skill challenge is only partly to do with convincing the paladin? Why not have them convince him enough to hear them out. Then the next step is they need to convince a certain person to help them out. Options include: 1) Convince the local priest of Pelor to use his truth-finding spell to confirm that the character is not lying. 2) Convince the highly respected soothsayer that lives on the nearby mountain to scry on the murders and see if they can shed any light on it. 3) The local priest does not have any magical powers to help determine guilt, but what he does have is authority to issue a Fatwa to limit or stop the paladins actions. So if they paladin is a hardcore unmoveable guy, they can instead work on the priest to convince him instead. The paladin is then forced to go back to the high temple and have his orders re-issued to overwrite the local priests. 4) Convince a rival adventuring group who they don't really get on with to vouch for them as being travelling adventurers who were not in the town at the time. [/QUOTE]

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