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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Elf Witch" data-source="post: 5821364" data-attributes="member: 9037">If it had been in character then I would not have be having any issue with this. When they first left I was like okay and continued on with the scene I thought well we will have words about what was going on when we got back together. That didn't happen we never got the chance to it.  I live with the DM and though I was not trying to eavesdrop I could not help but hear her part of the conversation where she went round and round trying to explain how the guards behavior was a clue. How in three years of playing the real city guard have never used anything but polite voices when dealing with the party when they had a mage or a cleric with them. Instead of them being willing to just move on and admit that there was a miscommunication and that they didn't pick up on the DMs clues they are still insisting that I should never have cast those spells because what if I had been wrong. Right now they are really don't want to move on its is like they want the DM to say yes you are right Carol was in the wrong for casting those spells. I don't really want to talk about this anymore. I started this thread to talk about the wider subject of dealing with modern ethics in a fantasy setting.</blockquote>