Is accidental demon summoning a (tree food) crime?
Granted, he will be the most pathetic sacrifice ever, but we will literally wring every bit of use out of his hide.
In my book, yes. There was always a very thin line for slavers, and the only thing saving them from the Larder was that they were guilty of mortal crimes only, not of inviting enemies of humanity through the door.
To be fair, the artists on that street-party in Braavos that allowed Garantos and Lileath in our world were likely not bad people.
No, I'm merely considering that he is ultimately just a NCO in the legions of Celestia. His higher ups have far more power then him, could conceivably replace us by sending a angelic host for the task and with us not knowing the state of the upper planes, we have no reason to assume that they wouldn't be tempted to rule a large mortal empire by proxy to bolster their numbers against the lower planes.
Whose to say it hasn't? When is the last rumor post we got from the area? Slaver's Bay could be a post-apocalyptic ruin right now.
If you treat your slaves so badly that reality births a being of misery and despair as a result, you don't deserve a clean execution. At that point you earn slow death by carnivorous slugs.
Maybe not if you perform a ritual meant to make your dick bigger, or your fields more productive, and as a result accidentally summon a Demon, but in this case? Yes.
Allowing Good outsiders in isn't punishable by anything.
I assume it's because people feel more comfortable with "mitigate the outsider through shoving their terribleness at acceptable targets" instead of "mitigate the outsider through shoving their acts of kindness and charity at socially acceptable targets?"
I think last year they send a small army at Tolos or Mantarys.
Lileath was a Succubus.
They would resist temptation, thats their whole schtick.
Oh, if we're arguing about the nature of the Evil Outsider playing part in the punishment, I have the perfect response:
Even if we're extra discerning in who we punish for spontaneously generating fiends, this Tyroshi Magnate has doomed himself.
1. The lower planes?
You're strawmanning me. This is the most pathetic sacrifice ever and I don't care if he goes to the Larder or not. Saying that I'm just after more HD simply is not true. However, in my eyes being such a bastard that you spontaneously generated a monster of despair and misfortune should qualify you as fodder.
10 characters of serious level.
No, more the whole divine retribution striking down the wicked false prophet.
The fact that this doesn't happen everywhere just shows that this guy is exceptionally evil even by the standards of the Free Cities. We're talking someone so fucked up that even the other Tyroshi slave-owners probably find him creepy in a vague 'I break slaves at the wheel, but he goes too far'.
Braavos is probably the center of the arts in western Essos (keeping in mind it's the one city where artists aren't more likely to be purpose raised slaves rather than free men) and above anything at Westeros for sure, so yeah, there's a reason it happened there.
