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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Andrew Moreton" data-source="post: 8003937" data-attributes="member: 6920268">My group has also largely taken onboard the role of being officers of the law. Manuel still prefers to arrest and take alive enemies , even when his more pragmatic colleagues feel that the matter has gone beyond the police roll and the opponents are not reasonable people.I felt that prior to the events in Ber Lya's idealism was focused on the Ob and she truly believed that they had the best strategy to make a better world and if only the pc's had understood they would have defected to the Ob but she was forbidden from revealing the secrets that would persuade them. She was wrong of course and as events unfolded it is possible that the pc's could have convinced her to defect , unfortunatly though the events in Ber left her bound too tightly to Nicodemus so it is not possible for to defect , even if the pc's convince her of their righteousness the best she could manage is a brief rebelllion against the Ob before being brought to heel</blockquote>