The goblin in the small room to the east opens the door and limps painfully out to the platform on the other side.
The two goblins still in the fray take their best shots at Magnauk and Hiro, though the one near Hiro has the disadvantage of being overwhelmed by the foul-smelling musk.
Magnauk easily swats aside the goblin's dogslicer, and Hiro avoids being struck by the shaken goblin below him by the simple expedient of stepping back slightly so that it can't reach his feet.
Male Human (Tian-Min) Samurai (Sword Saint) 1 / Brawler 1 | HP 19/19 | AC 17 T 12 FF 15 | F+5 R+4 W+1 | Init +2 | Per +5 | Challenge used 0/1 | Resolve used 0/1 | Martial Flexibility used 0/4
DM Jesse Hainig wrote:
Kenji's blast of fire lances past the group and out to the goblin trailing the back, catches it full on in the chest, and sends it flying to the ground in a heap.
Kaijitsu Kenji wrote:
"Whoah! My 'flying flash fire kick' totally worked!"
"Great shot, Kenji!" Hiro exclaims as he takes another step along the walkway and slashes down a the goblin below.
5-ft. step west along edge of walkway. Standard action to attack goblin 06 from higher ground (+1 bonus to attack).
With a soft FWSHH Hiro's blade cuts down the goblin below him as he advances to retake the step of ground he gave when he dodged the goblin's attack.
Since the battle order is currently in a "whole party, then goblins" state I'm not going to stick to a super-rigid turn order unless something requires it.
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Lyraesel fires again finding her skill with a bow in the heat of combat sorelt lacking. With a snarl she drops her bow, drawing her dagger as the goblin closes.
Hang on there Kenji, the goblins have their turn still!
The badly-injured goblin limps along the walkway on the east side, headed for the door to the south of him, but is unable to yank it open as he nurses his wounds.
The goblin below Mangauk desperately tries to slice the half-orc.
His blow is ill-timed and doesn't faze the paladin in the least.
To the southwest, another door creaks open, and three more goblins emerge, yammering in their guttural tongue. Hiro can just make them out, around the corner and down one of the rickety lanes.
Male Human (Tian-Min) Samurai (Sword Saint) 1 / Brawler 1 | HP 19/19 | AC 17 T 12 FF 15 | F+5 R+4 W+1 | Init +2 | Per +5 | Challenge used 0/1 | Resolve used 0/1 | Martial Flexibility used 0/4
What kind of weapons are the new goblins carrying?
Male Human (Tian-Min) Samurai (Sword Saint) 1 / Brawler 1 | HP 19/19 | AC 17 T 12 FF 15 | F+5 R+4 W+1 | Init +2 | Per +5 | Challenge used 0/1 | Resolve used 0/1 | Martial Flexibility used 0/4
DM Jesse, what kind of check would be required for me to jump down from the 5-ft. high walkway to land next to Magnauk? With my armor check penalty and reduced speed I have a jump check modifier of -6, so I'm wondering if it would be more prudent for me to take a full round action to double-move east along the walkway and climb down the ladder to rejoin my companions vs. jumping down and attempting to attack the lone goblin that they're fighting.
5' down is no check -- it's only a problem when you are going down far enough to take damage, in which case it's DC 15 to reduce the damage and you become prone if you don't reduce it all. So this is no problem, even with armor. Do note that the goblins that popped out of the room to the southwest are gonna take a round to get closer because of the distance, so you may have a bit of time to decide where you wanna hold the line!
Male Human (Tian-Min) Samurai (Sword Saint) 1 / Brawler 1 | HP 19/19 | AC 17 T 12 FF 15 | F+5 R+4 W+1 | Init +2 | Per +5 | Challenge used 0/1 | Resolve used 0/1 | Martial Flexibility used 0/4
Delaying to see if my companions kill goblin 05 before deciding whether or not to jump down and join them.
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Moving to the other side of Kenji, so as to have a clear line of site on Goblin 05, Jinda utters, "दंव रे" The shot definitely misses the goblin and splashes a small burst of ice against a pillar holding up the walkway. Oh.. I didn't realize this adventuring thing was going to be so tough, I'm bleeding a bit and can't even hit a goblin with the simplest of cantrips...
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Kenji looks at Jinda who seems to be having a hard time, and makes a decision.
"Stay near me." he says, "I'll help keep them off you."
I'm readying an action to Aid Another on Jinda should be attacked by another goblin. I have the helpful trait so I give +3 instead of +2 on such actions
The goblin that Lyraesel slashed (goblin 5) staggers away from the group, doing his best to disengage. Since he can't withdraw (while staggered) and can't take a 5' step (since the fallen bodies of his compatriots are difficult terrain), this provokes attacks of opportunity from Magnauk and Lyraesel.
The three goblins who recently emerged from the room to the south come racing along the platform toward the group.
Goblin 07: Save vs. harpy musk:1d20 - 1 ⇒ (16) - 1 = 15 Goblin 08: Save vs. harpy musk:1d20 - 1 ⇒ (16) - 1 = 15
The goblins notice the strange scent of the harpy musk, but seem to gather their resolve against it.
Male Human (Tian-Min) Samurai (Sword Saint) 1 / Brawler 1 | HP 19/19 | AC 17 T 12 FF 15 | F+5 R+4 W+1 | Init +2 | Per +5 | Challenge used 0/1 | Resolve used 0/1 | Martial Flexibility used 0/4
Hiro hops down off the walkway to await the onrushing goblins with his companions, taking up a defensive stance alongside Lyraesel.
Move action to hop off of walkway and move 10 ft. to square just west of Lyraesel. Standard action for Total Defense, granting +4 dodge bonus to AC for 1 round; new AC 22.
Male Human (Tian-Min) Samurai (Sword Saint) 1 / Brawler 1 | HP 19/19 | AC 17 T 12 FF 15 | F+5 R+4 W+1 | Init +2 | Per +5 | Challenge used 0/1 | Resolve used 0/1 | Martial Flexibility used 0/4
Lyraesel and Magnauk still have their regular actions to take for this round?
One of the goblins, amazingly, manages to give Magnauk momentary pause as his swing with the dogslicer catches the paladin by surprise and leaves the scarred half-orc having to adjust his guard at the last moment.
Goblin 08: Damage to Magnauk:1d4 ⇒ 1
The goblin bringing up the rear also comes in range of the harpy stench emanating from Hiro's armor:
Goblin 09: Will save. vs. harpy stench:1d20 - 1 ⇒ (10) - 1 = 9
HP 30/30, AC 15, T 15, FF 12, Fort +5, Ref +6, Will +4, Init +3, Perception +8
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Kenji takes a shot, firing a blast of flames at the one that hesitated. fire blast:1d20 - 2 ⇒ (20) - 2 = 18Boom!crit confirm:1d20 - 2 ⇒ (7) - 2 = 5 sigh... well a hit is still a hit. fire damage:1d6 + 1 ⇒ (4) + 1 = 5
The goblin that Kenji blasts (goblin 09) takes the fire full in the chest and neck, and spends the next several seconds dancing in a circle wildly, screaming at the top of its little goblin-lungs.
Male Human (Tian-Min) Samurai (Sword Saint) 1 / Brawler 1 | HP 19/19 | AC 17 T 12 FF 15 | F+5 R+4 W+1 | Init +2 | Per +5 | Challenge used 0/1 | Resolve used 0/1 | Martial Flexibility used 0/4
Standing shoulder to shoulder with Magnauk, Hiro slashes his katana at the goblin before him.
Male Dwarf Arcanist 1| HP 10/10 | AC10(14) T10 FF10(14) | F2 R1 W3 +2 vs poison and spells | Init +0 | Per +0 | Darkvision 60ft
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Moving up slightly, Jinda fires another Ray of Frost off at a goblin (09), aiming for the one hit by Kenji. "Lets see how a little fire and ice combo works!"
Ray of Frost:1d20 + 1 ⇒ (15) + 1 = 16Damage:1d3 ⇒ 2
Hiro cuts down the goblin that he faces with one perfectly-placed swing. Jinda's bolt of frost, meanwhile, catches the hopping, shouting goblin and finishes the job that Kenji's fire blast started.
Lyraesel's attack manages to startle the goblin but not finish it, leaving it with a jagged stab wound that skids along one shoulder, only partly mitigated by the goblin's armor.
The lone standing goblin in the midst of the group looks sheepishly at the party surrounding it, and tries to withdraw, screaming at the top of its lungs.
Goblin 08 uses its action to withdraw 30' to the south along the platform.
The weak and badly-wounded goblin also fleeing along the platform to the east of the party uses some of its feeble strength to yank open the door to that chamber, at which point another three goblins come barreling out, with dogslicers at their belts and small shortbows in hand.
The goblins take up positions at the edge of the eastern platform and fire their bows at the party!
Goblin 10: Fire shortbow at Hiro:1d20 + 4 ⇒ (3) + 4 = 7 Goblin 11: Fire shortbow at Hiro:1d20 + 4 ⇒ (16) + 4 = 20 Goblin 12: Fire shortbow at Hiro:1d20 ⇒ 1
Goblin 12 has to fire past his friends, so Hiro gets soft cover from them.
One arrow actually hits, and though Hiro shrugs it off, it certainly draws the party's attention.
Male Dwarf Arcanist 1| HP 10/10 | AC10(14) T10 FF10(14) | F2 R1 W3 +2 vs poison and spells | Init +0 | Per +0 | Darkvision 60ft
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"Bloody Hell!"shouts Jinda,his dwarven accent getting thick,"Who ever heard of the nasty little biters setting up an ambush like this!"
Jinda swirls about and takes aim on a goblin (11), and points a finger. "जादूची क्षेपणास्त्र" shouts Jinda, as a bolt of force shoots forth and slams into the goblin.
Male Human (Tian-Min) Samurai (Sword Saint) 1 / Brawler 1 | HP 19/19 | AC 17 T 12 FF 15 | F+5 R+4 W+1 | Init +2 | Per +5 | Challenge used 0/1 | Resolve used 0/1 | Martial Flexibility used 0/4
"Follow me!" Hiro hisses to Lyraesel and Magnauk as he races along the walkway and into the hut where the companions first encountered the goblins.
Full round action to double move 40 ft. east into the hut.
Lyraesel's shot goes wide, but it sure puts some extra fear into the fleeing goblin.
Magnauk finds that the goblins have left the various doors open, allowing him to barge through their filthy guard-towers unhindered. It's like they were born in a barn or something.
The two wounded goblins continue fleeing, while the three with bows wait on the ledge as one of them jabbers some kind of directions in the goblin language. Apparently they're waiting for Magnauk and Hiro to come out the other side of the ramshackle room, at which point they'll likely launch arrows.
Male Human (Tian-Min) Samurai (Sword Saint) 1 / Brawler 1 | HP 19/19 | AC 17 T 12 FF 15 | F+5 R+4 W+1 | Init +2 | Per +5 | Challenge used 0/1 | Resolve used 0/1 | Martial Flexibility used 0/4
DM Jesse - I can't quite tell from the map, but is there a stairway in the northern end of this shack that leads to an upper level and/or access to the roof?
DM Jesse - I can't quite tell from the map, but is there a stairway in the northern end of this shack that leads to an upper level and/or access to the roof?
Lets you see over the wall. It looks like the building is a makeshift watchtower.
Male Human (Tian-Min) Samurai (Sword Saint) 1 / Brawler 1 | HP 19/19 | AC 17 T 12 FF 15 | F+5 R+4 W+1 | Init +2 | Per +5 | Challenge used 0/1 | Resolve used 0/1 | Martial Flexibility used 0/4
Would it be possible to climb up there and make ranged attacks against the archer goblins that are waiting to shoot us when we go through the door?
HP 30/30, AC 15, T 15, FF 12, Fort +5, Ref +6, Will +4, Init +3, Perception +8
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Magnauk, at present Lyraesel is at 0 hit points. She's not down, but she is staggered and only capable of taking a single standard action or move action, but any kind of strenuous activity will cause her to lose a hit point and that will drop her and make her start dying.
If she has any healing spells, she *could* cast that if she can not get AoO'd, and the healing will bring her above 0 before she actually drops, which would probably be what we need to do after combat anyways.
Basically, your best bet right now is probably to try to finish off that thing. If you connect and you finish it, Lyraesel will be fine. If you miss, it will probably get another action, but you have no way of knowing if it will attack her or someone else.
If you want to just make sure that Lyraesel doesn't get hit again you can use the Aid Another action to improve her Armor Class, but this is just a +2 to AC and Lyraesel only has a 13 AC to start, so it takes her from "bad" to "mediocre." You are more likely to get mileage out of smacking the monster. Here's the rules for aiding an ally in combat.
For the curious, here's a peek behind the curtain. Don't look if you don't want to know about that monster!
What was that thing?:
You just fought an undersized, poisoned, fatigued faceless stalker. It's a shapeshifting monster that is normally much nastier, but it previously fought the occupant of this house, which weakened it significantly. Its opening attack on Lyraesel was super-mean because it has a sneak attack ability, which is how it got the extra 2d6 damage, since she was flat-footed when it leapt at her. After that, though, it had no easy way to get sneak attacks on anyone, which significantly reduced its damage output. The creature also has a blood drain attack that does Constitution damage, but it has to grapple you to do that, and the party did so much damage to it so quickly that it was trying to flee rather than grab someone and feast.
Basically, spending the night here will let everyone heal one hit point. Anyone with Heal skill can make a DC 15 Heal check to provide long-term care to the party, which will double the amount healed.
Looks like Lyraesel will be casting cure light wounds in the morning . . .
Male Human (Tian-Min) Samurai (Sword Saint) 1 / Brawler 1 | HP 19/19 | AC 17 T 12 FF 15 | F+5 R+4 W+1 | Init +2 | Per +5 | Challenge used 0/1 | Resolve used 0/1 | Martial Flexibility used 0/4
Well, here's a listing of everyone's saves:
Hiro: F +2, R +2, W +1
Jinda: F +2, R +0, W +2; +2 vs. poison and spells
Kenji: F +5, R +4, W +1
Lyraesel: F +3, R +1, W +5 (+7 vs. enchantment)
Magnauk: F +2, R +2, W +2
So it looks like either Jinda, Magnauk, or I have the worst saves.
Male Human (Tian-Min) Samurai (Sword Saint) 1 / Brawler 1 | HP 19/19 | AC 17 T 12 FF 15 | F+5 R+4 W+1 | Init +2 | Per +5 | Challenge used 0/1 | Resolve used 0/1 | Martial Flexibility used 0/4
Male Human (Tian-Min) Samurai (Sword Saint) 1 / Brawler 1 | HP 19/19 | AC 17 T 12 FF 15 | F+5 R+4 W+1 | Init +2 | Per +5 | Challenge used 0/1 | Resolve used 0/1 | Martial Flexibility used 0/4
HP 30/30, AC 15, T 15, FF 12, Fort +5, Ref +6, Will +4, Init +3, Perception +8
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I know I've been close to useless so far, but I've been really enjoying this game. It's been a lot of fun to be able to really think about the character's actions and reactions to things. :D
This is also like the 2nd PbP game I've ever done, so I'm glad for the experience.
I know I've been close to useless so far, but I've been really enjoying this game. It's been a lot of fun to be able to really think about the character's actions and reactions to things. :D
This is also like the 2nd PbP game I've ever done, so I'm glad for the experience.
Well, we've barely gotten started, but I'm glad you're having a good time!
Male Human (Tian-Min) Samurai (Sword Saint) 1 / Brawler 1 | HP 19/19 | AC 17 T 12 FF 15 | F+5 R+4 W+1 | Init +2 | Per +5 | Challenge used 0/1 | Resolve used 0/1 | Martial Flexibility used 0/4
Hiro Takemashi wrote:
"This may give us the opportunity to sneak into the village and tackle small groups of them stealthily before they can raise an alarm."
This said by the samurai with a Stealth modifier of -2; aka Clanky McClank.
Male Human (Tian-Min) Samurai (Sword Saint) 1 / Brawler 1 | HP 19/19 | AC 17 T 12 FF 15 | F+5 R+4 W+1 | Init +2 | Per +5 | Challenge used 0/1 | Resolve used 0/1 | Martial Flexibility used 0/4
Positions of goblins and PCs on map looks a little off. Should everyone be moved to the left by 5 squares or so?
Since you are engaging in diplomacy with goblins, I thought I would mention this.
When I run games, making no judgments about how anyone else does stuff, alignment is a measurable construct (via magic like detect evil) that stems from a combination of personal choices, cultural influences, and in some cases, magical axioms.
Personal choice means that when you choose to commit evil acts, you are doing stuff that flags you as evil. Most intelligent beings are capable of personal choice, but the kinds of choices that they consider possible are heavily influenced by culture.
Cultural influence means that the society you live in, and the values that it teaches, strongly influence what you believe is possible. Because of personal choice you might diverge from your society's common beliefs, but intelligent and social creatures will tend to cleave to their "cultural norms." If you're raised in, say, Cheliax, you are raised with a worldview that says that trusting other people is dumb and will get you killed. It's like having an argument with your relative who is always forwarding chain emails from some extreme political point of view. The culture surrounding the individual supports and promotes a specific worldview that is very, very hard to question and break out of, but not impossible.
Magical axioms means that certain kinds of creatures whose existence is predicated on magic function in a specific way because magic makes it impossible for them to function differently. Demons are evil because they are made up of the magical essence of evil, and you can't change that without changing what it means to be a demon any more than you can change a cake by making it without eggs and flour and still get a cake. (Yes, I know there are vegan baking recipes. I'm making a point here.)
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When I run games, I presume that creatures that are social, thinking, biological creatures are most heavily influenced by culture, whereas creatures that are magical are most heavily influenced by nature.
What this means for you guys:
* Demons and devils are basically always evil. If you meet a demon and it's not evil, something really weird is going on. Your character would probably sooner believe that it's some kind of magical trick than that there's actually a demon that is not evil.
* Goblins, orcs, hobgoblins, etc. are culturally predisposed toward evil. Changing this means you have to change their cultural indoctrination. Same applies to the average human from Cheliax. These people are socialized and indoctrinated in a worldview that says that "correct" behavior fits what most people would consider evil. Good alignments are rare and good-aligned creatures of these types are outcasts because they don't "fit it."
You CAN conduct diplomacy with evil creatures, such as goblins (to be totally on-point). Your characters, unless they have really crappy Wisdom scores, will recognize that creatures socialized in an evil culture will be heavily indoctrinated into evil and will tend to do evil things. In the short term you can maybe leverage them into not being evil but in the long term changing their behavior is a very difficult endeavor that means reshaping their cultural and personal values.
As a paladin, while diplomacy is your first and best option when dealing with other intelligent, sociable creatures, you must also balance this with a commitment to protect society (law) and defend the innocent (good). If you can strike a bargain with goblins that will cause them not to endanger the people of the town nearby, this is a Lawful act, and the goblins might even uphold the bargain for a while. You would gain full experience for overcoming the hazard. The people in town might not be super happy, because not all of them share your commitment to finding non-violent solutions.
Fighting goblins (or orcs, or whatever) that have attacked you or your party is not an evil act. Your self-defense, especially against creatures that are culturally predisposed to evil behaviors, is justified.
Killing goblins after they have surrendered or made a deal with you, if they have upheld their end of the bargain, is an evil and/or chaotic act. If you give your word as a paladin, you must uphold it.
If you attempt to negotiate in good faith with the goblins and the townspeople refuse to uphold the agreement, the bargain is abrogated. Your attempt to fulfill peaceful terms is noted, but as often happens when cultures clash, a peaceful solution might not be possible. If the goblins choose to attack you in such a case, you may freely defend yourself.
At all times, if you wish to uphold the standards of Law and Good, you should encourage thinking, social creatures to find peaceful ground for solving their problems. Those creatures who refuse, or who as a result of their magical nature are incapable of doing so, you may fight with a clear conscience, if you have made a good faith attempt.
This is a hard row to hoe. It is the burden of the paladin.
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All that said, there is very little that the goblins have to offer. They are barely capable of self-sustenance, and part of that comes from attacking caravans nearby.
If the goblins become angry and attack, you are justified in self-defense.
If you are able to strike a treaty with the goblins to keep them from attacking the townspeople, that is a good act, though in the future you may have to come back and deal with them again if they decide that they no longer want to uphold the treaty.
If you miraculously find some way to re-acculturate the goblins and find a multicultural balance that allows them to have their own cultural identity while dealing peacefully and productively with their human neighbors . . . well, congrats, you'll have accomplished something that I don't think I've ever seen in the history of D&D-type gaming!
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You have one other hurdle, which is that Jinda has a cultural predisposition (as a result of history) of hatred toward goblins. Most dwarfs will have a "wipe them out" mentality. Convincing him otherwise I leave in the hands of RP. If this turns out to become a sticking point, please try to remember that the party is in this together. Even if, say, Jinda flies off the handle and blasts one of the goblins, it would be inappropriate to respond by dogpiling on his character. ;)
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I will underscore that seeking diplomatic solutions is difficult but it is not a futile effort. However, you don't know all the circumstances surrounding what's happening with the goblins, and that may color your view of the situation.
Sure! And this means there will probably be some heavy discussion about it. Lyraesel, being Neutral, may feel no obligation to not attack immediately. If she does so, well, it is uncomfortable for Magnauk, but he's not the boss of her and he is not responsible for her actions in that context.
Also, if nobody in the party speaks Goblin, it may be a moot point, since you likely can't understand enough of what the goblins try to communicate in order to make any kind of functional accord. If that happens, things are likely to fall apart and turn into violence anyway, which is regrettable but a sad reality in his war-torn world.
Male Dwarf Arcanist 1| HP 10/10 | AC10(14) T10 FF10(14) | F2 R1 W3 +2 vs poison and spells | Init +0 | Per +0 | Darkvision 60ft
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Jinda is a fairly amiable fellow, and isn't a hardliner dwarf from deep down, so while he would probably prefer to just finish them off for the "greater good" if the group would choose to bargain, he will go along with it though he might think unkind thoughts about it.
We're still very early in the game, so I'd like to make sure everyone in the party is on the same page and we're all having a good time -- I don't want to spiral into arguments about "But my character would do this!" and "Well I have no choice, I'm playing a paladin!" turning into party arguments, so I figured I'd speak up now just to keep things on the level. :) You've all been super-great so far, so I don't anticipate intra-party problems (unlike another group I'm playing with . . . ).
Male Human (Tian-Min) Samurai (Sword Saint) 1 / Brawler 1 | HP 19/19 | AC 17 T 12 FF 15 | F+5 R+4 W+1 | Init +2 | Per +5 | Challenge used 0/1 | Resolve used 0/1 | Martial Flexibility used 0/4
DM Jesse, I really like your views on alignment as outlined above.
Kaijitsu Kenji wrote:
Also, Lyraesel and I have a problem with them too. Specifically her, since she lost her mother to a goblin attack a few years ago.
Hiro's parents were also killed during that same goblin attack on Sandpoint. Even though Hiro is Lawful Good, his personal loss and his vivid memory of the destruction wrought on Sandpoint by the goblins influence his view of the creatures as a legitimate threat to his community.
By background, basically only Magnauk has a really strong motivation to not fight the goblins.
I'll save a lot of party grief and mention in advance that since the goblins started as Hostile, Magnauk's Diplomacy check simply makes them Unfriendly. This is probably going to wind up turning into a fight regardless. But, from the perspective of a paladin intruding on the home of another person whose motives are unknown, Magnauk did the right thing.
Male Human (Tian-Min) Samurai (Sword Saint) 1 / Brawler 1 | HP 19/19 | AC 17 T 12 FF 15 | F+5 R+4 W+1 | Init +2 | Per +5 | Challenge used 0/1 | Resolve used 0/1 | Martial Flexibility used 0/4
DM Jesse Heinig wrote:
But, from the perspective of a paladin intruding on the home of another person whose motives are unknown, Magnauk did the right thing.
Oh, I definitely agree! And if these creatures had been anything other than goblins, Hiro would be right there with him on trying diplomacy first. I'm just loving the roleplaying opportunities brought on by the situation!
