Rogues are rogues whatever realm you belong to.
This is true, but the way in which rogues are treated is different on a realm to realm basis. Asylon is not in the habit of treating the life of rogues as we please. More so, as a member of the Cult of the Bloodmoon there are much more nuanced relations than purely rogue or not rogue. I'm not saying you guys were wrong within the framework of D'Haran law, I'm just saying that within a broader context others don't need to recognize that law as their own. This issue was certainly complicated by the fact that she was both rogue and on D'Haran land, I admit, but externally D'Haran law is still a relative to D'Hara and others may interpret the events as they wish.
