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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kraydak" data-source="post: 3310681" data-attributes="member: 12306">So let me get this straight.  Either:1) The paladins are right and Shojo is wrong about how to handle the whole snarl issue: Shojo is guilty of hideously chaotic evil actions threatening the entire universe OR2) Shojo is right, the paladins are wrong, and, in a world with COMMUNE spells to set the record undeniably strait, Shojo choose to leave the paladins (in ignorance) on a course to commit hideous acts threatening the entire universe.  That choice is, itself, a hideously chaotic evil act.I don't see any way to interpret the situation where Shojo (however high his charisma score) does not deserve death.  Given that Shojo has ruled the city for decades and presumably has had time to suborn much of its bureaucracy (including the justice system) and an army of evil bearing down on the city, arresting Shojo is too risky a course of action as it would all but guarantee all out civil war.  Acting as judge, jury and executioner here is (while not an ideal solution) probably the best route available to take to remove someone as manifestly evil as Shojo while allowing a chance at an organized defense of the city.Given the gods' betrayal of Miko, I wish her well in her future Blackguard career, and hope for her eventual victory.  False good, her ex-gods, must be destroyed!-Kraydak</blockquote>