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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kingreaper" data-source="post: 5840061" data-attributes="member: 83870">If Pelor knows who her enemies are (others drow and underdark nasties) and wants those creatures defeated, why would he not make a pact with her? He knows what she'll do with his power; and it's something that he wants done. Being Neutral Good means looking out for good above all, not having to fuss too much over ensuring that the means are purely ethical.And it gives him some leverage, because while he can't easily force her hand, he has a certain position of authority over someone pacted to him; he can likely locate her, and send someone to punish her, if he feels the need.I far prefer the 4e system where the god/pact granter can send someone to deal with you, empower your enemies, etc. to the older system where they just take the power right back. It means that you have to be someone the pact granter trusted, for whatever reason, to further their goals.</blockquote>