YeahBaby
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When I got to the end of this scenario,
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my character was more in a mindset to help Zuberi than kill him. We had one gm for the first three scenarios and a different gm for this one. The way it was explained to me is that Zuberi was cursed to eternal old age because he kept buying the sun orchid elixir, a completely legal and as far as I'm concerned moral thing. He is completely justified in trying to end the curse. So my experience was that we were ambushed by cultists who wanted Zuberi to remain old for reasons that were never explained. Then we talked to a sphinx that summoned the ghosts of the three women who needed Zuberi dead so they could rest. We broke into Zuberis home without any legal authority, killed his living monolith guards who were just doing their job, then killed him during the ritual to restore his youth. I objected strenuously to this, but my party killed him anyway. Is this really how it was supposed to go down? How is a good character supposed to rationalize this?
