Yeah so basically I'm like 6 sessions into a campaign as a Druid, 3.5E. So far it's a fairly standard world, midevil or whatever - my char is from basically a communist utopia that produces most of the food for the rest of the Isle. Other cities are under the monarchy. Seems like a pretty politically stable land as of now.
Anyways, I want to think up some good char development & I've already gotten my shit kicked in trying to rescue a monkey in a crate that some asshole who ferried us had stolen from one of the neighboring isles. I got shot down trying to gank it from them when we made land, probably should have just murdered the captain before we made landfall but thought I could pull some trickery.
Anyways, I'm in a party with good characters - I'm neutral good - meaning I don't really give a shit one way or the other about the law. So I figure early on I want to free horses that are stabled (send em to the Naobi plains nearby where they can be free) and basically be a standard adventurer who will waste anybody who fucks with animals. Gonna be fun when I get some good lvls & can talk to the animals.
Anyways - any suggestions for this kind of char? Do I start a horse thieving ring that ultimately leads to horses being freed? Like hit me with some good suggestions
Fuckin libs, perfect sandbox to show em the folley of their ways though 😎
Yeah, as a Druid being able to straight up ask the animals if they're being treated right & take corrective measures if not is 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Even if it doesn't inform the overall campaign or whatever its certainly a fun side-encounter thing to be doing on the semi regular. I reckon my party would get a bit meh about wasting folks for it since one of em is a lawful good monk but a good clash of ideals isn't always a bad thing in a campaign 😉
They ain't lawful good if they don't whack the slavers :vegan-seitan:
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