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Sir Raleigh, Knight of Order

Daanvi room in Prison of the Planes[edit]

Also known as "Lawful room", a lawfully aligned player must answer Sir Raleigh's question correctly to successfully complete the chamber. Bypass if you do not have a lawfully aligned person. If you do answer the question, be sure to answer them with your alignment in mind. As of Update 18 (?), there is a penalty for failing this objective.

NPC dialog, questions and answers[edit]

(NPC): Sir Raleigh tells you, "Laws are all there is. Nature was built on laws and rule and order. If you do not respect Law, then bother me no further."

(NPC): You tell Sir Raleigh, "I respect Law."

(NPC): Sir Raleigh tells you, "I wish to believe you, but many imposters have able to pass my test, and I will finally be able to pass the banner I have carried for a millenia. You must answer at least three of the following question correctly before I will trust you are worth this honor."

(NPC): You tell Sir Raleigh, "Ask your questions Sir Raleigh. My sense of Law shall not fail me."



  • You find out that several days ago you unknowingly broke a law, what do you do?
    • Continue breaking it in the same way and if you get caught plead ignorance. [Chaotic]
    • Nothing. You don't break the law again, but don't seek to make amends for having done so. [Neutral]
    • Turn yourself in to the authorities, report your actions, and apologize. [Lawful]
  • You receive word that a shipping venture you invested in paid thrice what you expected. You are about to depart to a foreign port when the tax collector comes calling. What do you do?
    • Lie and claim the ship was lost at sea. [Chaotic]
    • Pay taxes only on the amount you originally expected. [Neutral]
    • Pay taxes on the true amount of your windfall. [Lawful]
  • You have been conscripted into the military by the edicts of your king. Your captain is the son of a powerful lord, but proves to be incompetent at command, placing your life in perilous risk each day. What do you do?
    • Desert your post. [Chaotic]
    • File a complaint up the chain of command and risk your captain's wrath. [Neutral]
    • Hang tough and hope. [Lawful]
  • An old woman, obviously ill, begs you to purchase one of her charms. They are of a religion odious to the faith you follow, made in the visage of a false prophet. What do you do?
    • Purchase the charm. What is the harm in a blessing? [Chaotic]
    • Refuse the charm but offer the woman a coin. [Neutral]
    • Refuse the woman. [Lawful]
  • Your elder brother is elected to a high position of standing within the town council. Shortly thereafter you note that he begins to receive gifts from unknown parties. What do you do?
    • As him if you can help, and perhaps share in his fortune. [Chaotic]
    • Leave your brother's business to himself. [Neutral]
    • Confront him and demand he refuses such practices. [Lawful]
  • You find yourself in military service, guarding the borders of your land. A plague has broken out to the south, and thus the king has ordered the border be closed. An old family friend soons [sic] arrives and begs you to allow him to cross, assuring you that he escaped the contagion. What do you do?
    • Hold him at the border and observe his health over time.
    • Turn him back, with violence if you must.[Lawful]
    • Allow him to pass with a wink.
  • You're walking down the street and see a man getting robbed, what do you do?
    • I keep walking, it;s that man's problem and I'm not getting involved [Neutral]
    • I step in and stop the robbery [Lawful]
    • I wait for the robber to finish, and then jump him. [Chaotic]
  • You are charged with capturing a known criminal, famous for his cruelty. You are outmatched but with a lucky blow manage to disable him. The villain begs for his life and wishes to surrender. What do you do?
    • Slay the fiend, who would certainly kill you if the roles were reversed. [?]
    • Stay your weapon and turn him in to the authorities. [Lawful]
    • Judge the villain yourself and cut off both his hands. [?]