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<blockquote data-quote="Chimera" data-source="post: 2701355" data-attributes="member: 2002">Lots of good suggestions.I also suggest that &quot;commoners&quot; are not so defenseless.6th level Commoner (bab +3), say Blacksmith at Str 18 = +7 to hit.Of course, he's not going to be swinging that hammer in the street if he can avoid it.&nbsp; As others have said, waiting until the party is drunk and tired is the best bet.In a slightly larger town, they might make it known that a blind eye will be turned to any theft reports from the party.&nbsp; While at the same time spreading rumors of abundant gold in the party's pockets.Those currently Out of Favor (say, a disgraced minor noble or a disliked Wizard or somesuch) may find that the town is willing to let bygones be bygones if they'll just do something about the latest &quot;problem&quot;.Beyond that, I like the non-cooperation route.&nbsp; Shops won't sell to you, the Tavern is suddenly out of beer, the Inn is full, the armoror is booked up a month in advance, etc.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chimera, post: 2701355, member: 2002"] Lots of good suggestions. I also suggest that "commoners" are not so defenseless. 6th level Commoner (bab +3), say [i]Blacksmith[/i] at Str 18 = +7 to hit. Of course, he's not going to be swinging that hammer in the street if he can avoid it. As others have said, waiting until the party is drunk and tired is the best bet. In a slightly larger town, they might make it known that a blind eye will be turned to any theft reports from the party. While at the same time spreading rumors of abundant gold in the party's pockets. Those currently Out of Favor (say, a disgraced minor noble or a disliked Wizard or somesuch) may find that the town is willing to let bygones be bygones if they'll just do something about the latest "problem". Beyond that, I like the non-cooperation route. Shops won't sell to you, the Tavern is suddenly out of beer, the Inn is full, the armoror is booked up a month in advance, etc. [/QUOTE]

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