And finally, Caduceus. He and his familly were the guardians of a cemetary. His familly left to investigate a strange blight plaging their land. Then, one day, Caleb, Veth and Beauregard showed up at his door, asking for his help to rescue Jester, Fjord and Yasha who had been captured by slavers. Mollymauk had already been killed in their first attempt to save them. He accepted and joined their ranks.
Is that right? Being guardians of a cemetery is a deceptively complex job, given the delicate nature of the matter. Particularly when left behind by the family in search of answers for another challenge altogether.
One must note his bravery, joining their ranks when the initial effort already resulted in the death of their colleague. The safer answer would be to mind his distance and leave those three to their miserable lot. Yet he chose the higher path and offered his help to those perfect strangers. Perhaps it was not an entirely selfless act, true, but one cannot argue it was the ethical choice.
