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<blockquote data-quote="Lalalei2001" data-source="post: 3344999" data-attributes="member: 38386">In my old D&amp;D group, we were once faced with a dilemma. A big rift had been opened, and demons were coming out of it. Two giant towers had also shot out of the ground. This was all part of a prophecy that had been activated when we killed a main villain. Basically, in order to get the rift to close, we had to go to the top of the towers, and ressurect either the villain, or this other guy who we knew nothing about. Whoever got revived would get one wish. We did some research, and came up with some info on the guy we knew nothing about. Unfortunately, accounts on him were conflicting; he was either a great pacifist, or a horrible warlord. Well, the group was divided on who to revive, and we argued over it for quite awhile. Finally, I made a truly brilliant suggestion: Revive both. Now my logic here was that if the other guy turned out to be a pacifist, he'd be no problem. If he turned out to be a warlord, he'd hopefully turn on the other villain. After much convincing, I got the group to accept my plan; the ultimate compromise.Well, turns out that guy we knew nothing about was actually an Elder God with dominion over pestilance, who had nearly killed all of the other gods with a divine plague eons ago. Everything we'd read about him was purposely misleading, and he'd already been in league with the villain.Yay us!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lalalei2001, post: 3344999, member: 38386"] In my old D&D group, we were once faced with a dilemma. A big rift had been opened, and demons were coming out of it. Two giant towers had also shot out of the ground. This was all part of a prophecy that had been activated when we killed a main villain. Basically, in order to get the rift to close, we had to go to the top of the towers, and ressurect either the villain, or this other guy who we knew nothing about. Whoever got revived would get one wish. We did some research, and came up with some info on the guy we knew nothing about. Unfortunately, accounts on him were conflicting; he was either a great pacifist, or a horrible warlord. Well, the group was divided on who to revive, and we argued over it for quite awhile. Finally, I made a [I]truly brilliant [/I] suggestion: Revive both. Now my logic here was that if the other guy turned out to be a pacifist, he'd be no problem. If he turned out to be a warlord, he'd hopefully turn on the other villain. After much convincing, I got the group to accept my plan; the ultimate compromise. Well, turns out that guy we knew nothing about was actually an Elder God with dominion over pestilance, who had nearly killed all of the other gods with a divine plague eons ago. Everything we'd read about him was purposely misleading, and he'd already been in league with the villain. Yay us! [/QUOTE]

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