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<blockquote data-quote="Kugar" data-source="post: 1604510" data-attributes="member: 442">I think it's cool.&nbsp; It's heroic, and a good compromise for the paladin in the party.&nbsp; The first time the party came up with the idea it would be worth some extra XP.&nbsp;I also think having a bunch of brigands caged up behind you would be a tactical disadvantage in some instances.&nbsp; Not to mention the fact that the heros would be advertising their existance to every thieves guild, brigand lord, bounty hunter, etc. in the countryside.&nbsp; I see some very interesting ambushes in the future.&nbsp;I aslo see this as a hook for more adventures in the future, for the first set of people that the locals would go to for favors would be the locals who cart in villians every week.&nbsp; Plus, if the party gets into the habit of bounty hunting, then you can throw them the Les Miserables scenarios where the brigands have a real reason for being outlaws.&nbsp;As far as gold, start putting up bounty signs and include that gold as part of the g.p. / adventure.&nbsp; The &quot;level&quot; of the menance would not matter as much as the trouble he is causing.&nbsp; The 1st level rouge who seduces a local nobles daughter and is taking advantage of that relationship to raid the royal coffers would have more of a bounty than that 10th level hermit necromancer hiding really well in the woods.&nbsp;Kugar</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kugar, post: 1604510, member: 442"] I think it's cool. It's heroic, and a good compromise for the paladin in the party. The first time the party came up with the idea it would be worth some extra XP. I also think having a bunch of brigands caged up behind you would be a tactical disadvantage in some instances. Not to mention the fact that the heros would be advertising their existance to every thieves guild, brigand lord, bounty hunter, etc. in the countryside. I see some very interesting ambushes in the future. I aslo see this as a hook for more adventures in the future, for the first set of people that the locals would go to for favors would be the locals who cart in villians every week. Plus, if the party gets into the habit of bounty hunting, then you can throw them the Les Miserables scenarios where the brigands have a real reason for being outlaws. As far as gold, start putting up bounty signs and include that gold as part of the g.p. / adventure. The "level" of the menance would not matter as much as the trouble he is causing. The 1st level rouge who seduces a local nobles daughter and is taking advantage of that relationship to raid the royal coffers would have more of a bounty than that 10th level hermit necromancer hiding really well in the woods. Kugar [/QUOTE]

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