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Message: <blockquote data-quote="tonym" data-source="post: 1484087" data-attributes="member: 4127">IMHO, a CG cleric would 'not' have a problem with looting a tomb.  Nor would a paladin, for that matter.  In a D&D world, taking stuff from a tomb is like picking-up a gold bracelet off the ground: You'd be crazy to just walk by and leave it there.Of course, a paladin or good-aligned cleric would give much of their loot to his or her temple...but they'd still take it from the tomb to begin with. There is one clarification and three exceptions to this tomb-robbing:CLARIFICATION: It's not called robbing, it's called looting.  Robbing is bad.  Looting a tomb is like or mining for gems.EXCEPTIONS (For Good-aligned PCs):1) Do not loot your mother's tomb.2) Do not loot a tomb within city limits that is well-maintained by taxpayer money (neglected, overgrown cemeteries are fair game).3) Do not loot a tomb within the traditional 10 Days of Respect following the burial of the deceased.EXCEPTIONS (For Evil PCs)1) None.Note: I made-up the 10 Days of Respect.  In your campaign, feel free to change it to 5 days or whatever seems more realistic.Tony M</blockquote>