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Message: <blockquote data-quote="National Acrobat" data-source="post: 899953" data-attributes="member: 4911">One thing that I haven't noticed, or I have just missed it along the way, are the alignments of the other party members. Not to nitpick, but without knowing whether the group is mostly nuetral or good, that could have a bearing. The Druid may just be acting in accordance with the environment that he is in. As an example, I as a DM have yet to have a player play a good rogue for instance. Another issue is NPC Healers. My party that I run ran into a problem with them about 9 months ago, when they hired a Priest of Hieronious (LN) who stipulated that all terms be agreed to in a written contract. They forgot to put a few things into the contract, and when they did a few deeds that he didn't quite agree with, he refused to do more than was in the contract. NPC's are not cardboard cut outs to do the party's whim.</blockquote>