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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Elf Witch" data-source="post: 5563397" data-attributes="member: 9037">I know that she plans to make up for the loss in other ways by putting more treasure in later she just doesn't want to just hand wave away what happened. She is good at making sure we have what we need to succeed.As for the player he is not playing a cleric but a rogue who is dedicated to St Cuthbert. His back story is that he was captured by the drow skinned almost to death and rescued by a cleric of St Cuthbert who gave his life for him. He has dedicated his life to service to St Cuthbert since then. Which he views as stomping out evil.This is the second time his actions have gotten the party in big trouble. Earlier in the game we encounter a necromancer who was there to help us with information on  worms that were turning people into undead. We were being watched by evil clerics and snuck in to talk to this guy. When the rogue saw he was a necromancer he went nuts and killed him before the rest of us got up the stairs, he was scouting ahead. The necromancer was a member of my guild a group of lawful good wizards. I was able to find the information we needed in the wizard's notes.We ended up arrested for murder and and the party had to cough up the gold to get the wizard raised. The dwarf  spent sometime in jail. We still work with the necromancer from time to time and I thought the dwarf was over his all necromancy is evil stand.Out of game the DM has talked to the player and asked why, and he says he is playing the dwarf in a black and white way with no shades of gray. He knows the world we are playing in is not black and white and he is fine with that. He says he is having fun playing a fanatic to the cause of stomping out all evil.Most of the time it is not an issue and we are real life friends and this issue does not carry out of the game most of the time.</blockquote>

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