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<blockquote data-quote="theshard" data-source="post: 4859596" data-attributes="member: 83778">This is well stated and along the lines of what I was going to say but was at work and couldn't put that much into it at the time.Even ignoring everything else, the dragonborn has now done an unquestionably evil act by killing someone that was unconcious, helpless and posed no threat to himself or his friends.&nbsp; You had a lot of other options than killing him or letting him turn you in.&nbsp; You just had to think of other ways to approach the problem at hand.As previously stated, 4e has no penalties for evil acts regardless of class, alignment, or religion but any DM I have played under would rule this act as evil (except for maybe the fighter who tried to help and save the old man).&nbsp; While being evil does not effect your character stats, the roleplaying implications could be profound and could complicate your future adventuring career.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="theshard, post: 4859596, member: 83778"] This is well stated and along the lines of what I was going to say but was at work and couldn't put that much into it at the time. Even ignoring everything else, the dragonborn has now done an unquestionably evil act by killing someone that was unconcious, helpless and posed no threat to himself or his friends. You had a lot of other options than killing him or letting him turn you in. You just had to think of other ways to approach the problem at hand. As previously stated, 4e has no penalties for evil acts regardless of class, alignment, or religion but any DM I have played under would rule this act as evil (except for maybe the fighter who tried to help and save the old man). While being evil does not effect your character stats, the roleplaying implications could be profound and could complicate your future adventuring career. [/QUOTE]

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