Xandro
2008-04-10, 02:24 PM
... that Redcloak made a miscalculation ? ? ?
Reddy thought, that the non-execution of the human slaves would give him positive P.R.. Perharps he is not Lawful Evil but Lawful Neutral like it was already suggested and he doesn't like killing if it is not really necessary.
Perharps (like I suppose) he is only pragmatic to the bones and tries to get rid of the main problem of his new city, the human resistance by increasing the their acceptance of his rule. It's a good deed to solve a problem that encumbers his evil plans (so he's still Evil).
In any case, Reddy is miscalculating. His deed isn't aprreciated as good so he gets no P.R. and on the other hand the admiration for the palladin increases the will to resist of the human slaves.
I think it's the first time something like this happens. Till now this goblin was the maker of plans and every time he took over command he succeded. All of his tactical decisions in the battle of Azure City were right and I can't remember any situation where one of his plans failed.
Do you agree? Or am I wrong at some point?
Reddy thought, that the non-execution of the human slaves would give him positive P.R.. Perharps he is not Lawful Evil but Lawful Neutral like it was already suggested and he doesn't like killing if it is not really necessary.
Perharps (like I suppose) he is only pragmatic to the bones and tries to get rid of the main problem of his new city, the human resistance by increasing the their acceptance of his rule. It's a good deed to solve a problem that encumbers his evil plans (so he's still Evil).
In any case, Reddy is miscalculating. His deed isn't aprreciated as good so he gets no P.R. and on the other hand the admiration for the palladin increases the will to resist of the human slaves.
I think it's the first time something like this happens. Till now this goblin was the maker of plans and every time he took over command he succeded. All of his tactical decisions in the battle of Azure City were right and I can't remember any situation where one of his plans failed.
Do you agree? Or am I wrong at some point?