I'm told it's best to stick with The Original as it is by far the best, which is exactly what I did; I don't regret it one bit. It's a surprisingly complex whisky that you'll enjoy wrapping your taste buds around.
I found it in a nice pack with some quality whisky glasses at Dan's. Not the Glencairn glasses, but the heavy bottomed ones. I'll edit in a photo for you.
Now you've got me thinking of it, I might pour myself a dram tonight.
A bit of internal conflict in the party can be good fun to an extent, but I understand your point perfectly. Lawful good characters can get on other players nerves and vice versa, but if it is becoming a real problem, it would be better to separate them.
There is a player in my group that plays a lawful good style character and gets shitty with us quite often. We're currently playing Traveller (such an ancient beast of a game) and encountered a group of pirates who would have killed us and looted our bodies and spaceship given half the chance. We got what we wanted from them and I had them all lined up with a mounted .50 cal MG pointed at them. This particular player didn't like that as these pirates were new-ish recruits and he believed they could leave the life of crime and return to being pleasant citizens if we let them go on such a proviso. Like hell that would ever happen and it was my finger on the trigger, so screw those guys. I opened fire and dropped them all as I couldn't have them returning to their leader and reporting what we had just done.
One of the more rogue-ish characters suggested we make them dig their own graves before executing them, which is quite funny to think about. We of course abandoned that idea as it's a bit too cruel, especially for the more well-intentioned character.
