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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Berandor" data-source="post: 2145165" data-attributes="member: 225">IMC, I *love* the alignment issues with the players. We have LG, NG, CG, LN all assembled, and the treatment of prisoners and enemies who give up has been discussed several times. For now, they take the LN cleric of Tyr (god of law) as moral authority on what is and isn't right, but it's been very interesting to sit back and see them discussing.FYI, they have decided to mostly kill everybody who is part of an evil scheme, no matter whether armed or not, since they brought it upon themselves and since the cleric can act as a judge. The last few enemies have been asleep, however, and the rogue simply knocked them out (being LG).I note any alignment deviancies I detect (though killing prisoners who have been complacent in slavery and murder doesn't strike me necessarily as D&D-evil) and adapt spell reactions. The cleric started out as NG, but since Tyr has no problem with LN, not much has happened to him when he acted out of alignment (then). I also adapt NPC reactions - over time, opponents will be much more likely not to give up and coup de grace if possible since the group will earn a reputation of being merciless.</blockquote>