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Points to ponder:


If you have been warned multiple times, did you think you could continue to do it without consequence? I know a certain bard that had to change his deity from Aeridin to Vorax because he killed in battle (soloing to be exact, but he dealt with it and was rather glad). A paladin of Toran fell and became a regular fighter. (Character rebuild)

Why would a paladin and a cleric of Toran even deal with the lawlessness of a Kithairien? Why would a follower of Kithairien put up with the crazy law abiding Toranites any?

Toran:
" Be a shining example of goodness and righteousness by bringing order and safety to the lands. Your word is your bond."

"The holy symbol of the people of Toran is the ankh, which is generally worn around the neck and displayed openly at all times."

Kithairien:
"Rely not on others for your survival." (Very first sentence of the deity description)

"Law and order other than those of nature restrict; thus, they are not to be followed in any way."

I had my run in with this. My Folianite was getting healed by a follower of Baraeon Ca'Duz. So I know what you are going through, to some extent. Ours was short lived (thankfully, because it would have been harder to bear if it went any longer). So it is not just you, it is a standard that has been enforced for years and will continue to be so.


One option is for Nye to start to admire the way of Toran and leave the Kithairien faith and choose a deity that favors some law and some freedoms, a happy medium