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<blockquote data-quote="kirinke" data-source="post: 1268728" data-attributes="member: 15409">hmmmi'd cast detect evil, then wait for that person to commit evil. if he's an npc and not dangerous, knock him upside the head and deliver him to the local constable. if he's dangerous and attacks, kill, then explain to the local constable. if he's a monster, make darn sure he's up to no good and then thump.a good example of this is in baldur's gate II. when you travel to a town out in the middle of no-where searching out some evil-goings on, you run across a bunch of gnolls and ogres. the gnolls and ogres are actually innocent, but the townspeople are convinced their problems stem from the ogres and gnolls. now, what i did was help the ogres make a deal with the villagers, protection from other ogres and gnolls in exchange for goods and services. then i found out that a nasty demon-type was the cause of all their problems, so i cleaned out the nasty-types and there-you-go. oh, the local were-wolf was also innocent and helped us out.so, don't go assuming on looks alone. you have to wait for actions as well.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kirinke, post: 1268728, member: 15409"] [b]hmmm[/b] i'd cast detect evil, then wait for that person to commit evil. if he's an npc and not dangerous, knock him upside the head and deliver him to the local constable. if he's dangerous and attacks, kill, then explain to the local constable. if he's a monster, make darn sure he's up to no good and then thump. a good example of this is in baldur's gate II. when you travel to a town out in the middle of no-where searching out some evil-goings on, you run across a bunch of gnolls and ogres. the gnolls and ogres are actually innocent, but the townspeople are convinced their problems stem from the ogres and gnolls. now, what i did was help the ogres make a deal with the villagers, protection from other ogres and gnolls in exchange for goods and services. then i found out that a nasty demon-type was the cause of all their problems, so i cleaned out the nasty-types and there-you-go. oh, the local were-wolf was also innocent and helped us out. so, don't go assuming on looks alone. you have to wait for actions as well. [/QUOTE]

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