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<blockquote data-quote="Nimloth" data-source="post: 5728468" data-attributes="member: 54068">Interesting scenario, but I notice how vague you are being about the monster.&nbsp; It depends on how much of a threat I thought the young would be.&nbsp; The &quot;kobolds to hunt/train their killing instincts&quot; line worries me.&nbsp; It is obviously a monster that sees no problem with hunting people (other sentients) and with it's ability to reason and evil alignment means it is hunting them by choice.&nbsp; If I thought I could take the young and train them to NOT hunt sentients (and not be evil), I would agree to the deal, otherwise they all die.&nbsp; In a game I'm in we killed a couple of black dragons who had a clutch of eggs.&nbsp; We took the eggs and gave them to people to raise.&nbsp; People we trust and who have enough power to survive raising a dragon.&nbsp; In this case we believe the dragons inherent evil alignment is Nurture, not Nature.&nbsp; But we will be keeping an eye on the babies.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nimloth, post: 5728468, member: 54068"] Interesting scenario, but I notice how vague you are being about the monster. It depends on how much of a threat I thought the young would be. The "kobolds to hunt/train their killing instincts" line worries me. It is obviously a monster that sees no problem with hunting people (other sentients) and with it's ability to reason and evil alignment means it is hunting them by choice. If I thought I could take the young and train them to NOT hunt sentients (and not be evil), I would agree to the deal, otherwise they all die. In a game I'm in we killed a couple of black dragons who had a clutch of eggs. We took the eggs and gave them to people to raise. People we trust and who have enough power to survive raising a dragon. In this case we believe the dragons inherent evil alignment is Nurture, not Nature. But we will be keeping an eye on the babies. [/QUOTE]

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