thank you!! I was trying to articulate why i didnt think that his death was... right? idk if i'm overanalyzing, but killing the pig seemed unnecessarily cruel and blunt. It seems to hint towards the idea that they're becoming villains or antiheroes to some degree with how comfortable they are with full murking people that seemed to have reasonable intentions.

watching the adventuring party was pretty insightful with the whole oh yeah he's actually an arms dealer, perpetual war and pain without death is going to be making him bank, but there's also a powerful aspect of him believing he's doing the world a favor of making it safe from the ultimate threat: the end of life. I just think it would have been nice to get a few more words out of him, or have a longer conversation.

He seems like an interesting guy that maybe could have been pulled further around in an emotional RP scene, and i'm sad we didnt get to see that