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He should have fallen on his sword. That would have been the sensible thing to do.
Punched his ticket for Elysium right away, no waiting around.
He thought they'd only kill him.
Why did he think that? How stupid was he? Why in the world did he think that?
And now instead of his next great adventure he's flubbed a save against dominate person.
False.
The handout's taken from "Escape From Old Korvosa." All we know is that there's a pagoda in that adventure, not this one.
I presume that the adventure doesn't have any rakshasa immortals either, but they were still in the handout.
Actually they weren't, but, uh, I think the pope's general point stands?
Paizo plants a thousand plot hooks and has the page count to use three.
So pagalaladas exist just as a smokescreen for the real rock shasas?
I don't know guys, I feel like if everyone's making a big deal of them, they're bound to come up.
Our rakshasa was outed as a rakshasa on-screen.
If she's a pangolin, none of that was important.
I... think you put your finger on it there, Altronus. Seconded.
If she's straightforwardly benign we have nothing to do in this scene.
I still think that the handout wouldn't mention pagodas if we weren't going to meet one.
In-character, the Megapope wants to give everyone a chance. But the base rates on redeemed fiends are real low. He needs evidence.
And Glorio's story feels like someone making excuses to me.
I'm going to roll Sense Motive.
Is your character not the least bit suspicious that out of character, where you aren't directly exposed to his exact words and expressions, Glorio is way less convincing?
It feels off to me too.
This doesn't feel like the most natural version of the world where Melyia Arkona is a pagala rakshasa, I think the most natural version of that world would be like, Melyia immediately saying "don't freak, I'm a pagala, a traitor against rakshasa-kind, you can check with Abadar's truthtelling!"
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