That depends. The good guys aren't necessarily the players. Maybe I'm a player, and you're the DM sending an NPC party to its death.Originally Posted by Uncle Big Hands
It's a D&D game, theres going to be a way for the players to bypass at least half of that trout.I'm sure that the baatezu will appreciate having an uninvited paladin on their home plane, just as I am sure that any tanar'ri that the party happens to encounter while passing through Avernus will be equally welcoming.I'll just hire an adventuring party with a Paladin. That smurfer will track your ass through every afterlife.I don't think you want to do that. I've already made a contract with a devil which, of course, will allow him to collect my soul as payment if I am defeated. The only thing you can possibly hope to accomplish by turning against me is the empowerment of a greater evil than myself.
Your move, Mr. Goody-Two-Shoes.
And besides, there's already a very easy way to get into Hell without devils attacking you. All you need to do is contract yourself to servitude in the Blood War for them. I'm sure that they would gladly let you in under those circumstances.
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