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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dr Simon" data-source="post: 4387843" data-attributes="member: 21938">OOC: That's cool. It's funny that normally in D&D a critical hit is a cause for celebration, not for remorse!IC: The Vashti gives Xielt and Jar'Thol a friendly smile but says nothing. She walks over to the dead thug, blanching slightly at the gory sight. Kneeling, she checks the corpse for signs of life before heaving a sigh. She then moves between the three wounded men. Each one she touches and the bleeding stops, breathing becomes shallow and regular although all three remain unconcious.Finally, head held high she turns her attention to her rescuers. She puts a hand on Ape's shoulder and gives him a wan smile."You did what you had to," she says. "It is...regrettable that he had to die, but the way he lived would have taken him to a bad end eventually. Thank you for helping me, Growling Ape. Thank you, all of you. Help me get these men into the temple. The wounded will be tended, and perhaps we can teach them the error of their ways as they recover. The dead we will give full honours. Perhaps we can guide his spirit to a better incarnation."(The temple is just off the right hand side of the map).</blockquote>