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<blockquote data-quote="Lela" data-source="post: 573312" data-attributes="member: 1216">I know your example is meant to be retorical.&nbsp; Bare with me.&nbsp; In this case I would refer to the dogma/view of Tyr.&nbsp; Tyr's clerics do not uphold unjust laws regardless of the authority of those who pass them.&nbsp; The law you mention would be considered unjust.&nbsp; He also holds a special spot in his heart for children and is more willing to grant them mercy.&nbsp; There's a double shot right there.But you did give me a good idea for that city of injustice their heading to.&nbsp; Thanks!&nbsp; I wonder how many of my players will recognize the WW2 reference there.If I came off that way, I did mean too.&nbsp; While I do want to explore the idea (after reading the KotSQ Story Hour, who wouldn't?) I would never force a player to do so. The trial idea actually fits into what was already coming for him in regard to the &quot;check up&quot; I mentioned.&nbsp; This just compounds it.&nbsp; I was going to have him be the judge and have events of his life be brought forth at the hands of others.&nbsp; They would be slightly twisted and he might not recognize them at first.This just changed my plans somewhat.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lela, post: 573312, member: 1216"] I know your example is meant to be retorical. Bare with me. In this case I would refer to the dogma/view of Tyr. Tyr's clerics do not uphold unjust laws regardless of the authority of those who pass them. The law you mention would be considered unjust. He also holds a special spot in his heart for children and is more willing to grant them mercy. There's a double shot right there. But you did give me a good idea for that city of injustice their heading to. Thanks! I wonder how many of my players will recognize the WW2 reference there. If I came off that way, I did mean too. While I do want to explore the idea (after reading the KotSQ Story Hour, who wouldn't?) I would never force a player to do so. The trial idea actually fits into what was already coming for him in regard to the "check up" I mentioned. This just compounds it. I was going to have him be the judge and have events of his life be brought forth at the hands of others. They would be slightly twisted and he might not recognize them at first. This just changed my plans somewhat. [/QUOTE]

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