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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Urriak Uruk" data-source="post: 8077821" data-attributes="member: 7015558">The Witcher is a pretty good comparison. There are both plenty of monsters in that world, yet most people are just peasants.In the first episode of the TV show, we are introduced to three people who could fit into a PC role; Geralth, Renfri, and Stregobor. The latter two are not good people, but aren't quite villains either. Stregobor in particular reminds me a lot of Mordenkainen, being a wizard who thinks he's in the right but is doing morally questionable things to achieve his goals. Renfri is fighting for revenge against Stregobor, also not an evil act considering his horrible history with her. And Geralt is trying to do what he considers is the right thing, to fairly rigid moral standards.I won't say the episode's ending if you haven't seen it, but let's say it's not happy. Chiefly, acts of good are not rewarded by the townspeople, and instead the strange and powerful are ostracized, no matter their morality.</blockquote>