<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=111594.msg5288197#msg5288197">Quote from: MagicalPen on 02-10-2011, 15:12:53</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">Because it is counter intuitive to what has been set out, and I imagine most of the PC's don't want their characters killed when the Bloody Ravens go to town on Castle Theiri. The whole point of Peace Talks is to establish Peace between the Kingdoms and arrange a marriage. So unless people are happy with their characters dying out so quickly, then by all means go ahead and assassinate the Queen of Aserit.<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div>I completely agree that the objectives here are peace and not war. I also completely sympathise with what you're saying and if this is without a doubt your final decision then I'll certainly respect it. However I was hoping for one last chance to change your mind.<br/><br/>The Queen of Aserit is going to die in an unfortunate accident one way or another now and I was hoping to have her go out in a way that adds a layer of intrigue and depth to the plot as opposed to just have it as removing a character that's no longer being played. If the Queen's death were to truly look like an accident with absolutely NO sign of foul play, even if it were to occur within the walls of Theiri, it would be borderline paranoid for the Aserits to go on a killing spree and flee the capital, especially when it almost guarantees that they'd be forced to fight both Theiri and Nydewia and won't have any proof that they have a grievance to go to war over. Now I understand that they would be suspicious but is there any form of death that you are willing to accept that would not arouse suspicion? Do you have any suggestions at all that we might use? Perhaps her death could take place on a ride outside of the castle, with only Aserits around since we were planning on having her fall off her horse anyway?<br/><br/>As I said before if you say no I'll fully respect your decision. However I would prefer her death, which is going to happen anyway, to add something to the story as opposed to taking something away. Since you're the expert on the Bloody Ravens and how they'd act I'm hoping that you may be able to come up with a death scenario which you believe they might find acceptable but if there is none thanks anyway.