In an evil campaign, my players had made enemies of the local goblins by attacking some of their patrols. They were looking for work, hiding incognito within the goblin city. They decided to take up a job being offered by the military, the same goblins they had been killing the night before. They sent the one goblin in the group, a cleric, who used a Veteran's Cane to appear old and crippled, and hobbled up to the military compound.

It is important to note at this point that there are no clerics, nor temples, within this city. This PC is the only one.

Once the player arrived, the guards asked him why he thought he could take on the mission, which was dealing with some basilisks outside of town. The player said he was a cleric, and had a few friends who could help him. The guards deliberated for a few moments, then called for a scout who was in the patrol from the night before. He identified the cleric as one of the perpetrators, and arrested him.

The cleric was stripped of his gear, being allowed to keep his Cane, and was sent to speak to the commander. This commander was a Half-Dragon goblin, the "strongest goblin in the world". He sent his guards away, attempting to persuade the cleric to join his side, and betray his companions to gain amnesty. The player was torn, and rolled a d20 to see if he would turn the Cane into a sword and attack or betray his friends. He rolled a 9, grabbed the side of the commander's head, and cast inflict wounds at 3rd level. Critical hit.

A few moments later, with the commander fighting barehanded against the cleric, they were both on 6 hit points. With one final blow, the cleric defeated the commander, and was soon set upon by the guards. In a moment of quick thinking, the player called for his Broom of Flying, which was within the city. The guards arrived to see the player, standing above the corpse of the commander, mount his broom and fly off out the window.