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O ya Keldorn flattened Viconia. Calling it justice. It was then that I remembered what a pain in the ass Palidians are. Not that she did anything even romotely evil, but her alignment was evil, and he can, of coarse, detect it. One reason why I hate alignments (He is the type that would have attacked Drizzet on sight simply cause of his skin color, had his rep not procedded him). There is no reason that and evil aligned character can't get along with a good aligned character as long as they commit no evil acts during their stay. Evil can be considered(as I believe in Viconia's case) to be self serveing. Placeing your life ahead of others and your goals above moral value. This does not mean that your a babie killer. Keldorn commited open murder and it is allowed because well.....He is the good guy, and Viconia is from an "evil" race.
Coarse I allowed it becuase I wanted him to have his holey avenger because in the long run that weapon would benifit me greatly. So I sat back and allowed him to commit murder. Then I took her items, and went into town and gave them to Jaheria who joined our pary without question. What I should have done, and almost did was disintgrate Keldorn on the spot, and saved Viconia. Though I doubt I would have finished the game as easy, lacking such a decent warrior.
Now I ask who is more immoral here?
Aerie and Jaheria fight over you at first but they just bicker. Eventually they force you to make a choise between one or the other. I picked Aerie because Jaheria reminds me of a dude more than a women (nuff said).
O ya and Minsc appearently has it in for Drizzet, or at least mine did, be carefull of charmed nut case rangers with big magical warhammers.
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--Kellin da Mage--
[This message has been edited by Kellin da Mage (edited 03-30-2001).]
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