beancounter
(I/Me/Mine)
In the campaign I'm in, the DM called us glorified murder hobos.
He's not wrong. However, we're not the kind of hobos that kill anyone or anything for kicks and giggles.
In order to complete our specific objective we will kill anyone that stands in our way. We will break into buildings to follow a lead, and we have killed guards that tried to prevent us from entering the buildings.
We justify this behavior because our objective/quest is righteous. We see ourselves as "holy warriors", but when you step back and look at the big picture, we are the bad guys in many cases.
He's not wrong. However, we're not the kind of hobos that kill anyone or anything for kicks and giggles.
In order to complete our specific objective we will kill anyone that stands in our way. We will break into buildings to follow a lead, and we have killed guards that tried to prevent us from entering the buildings.
We justify this behavior because our objective/quest is righteous. We see ourselves as "holy warriors", but when you step back and look at the big picture, we are the bad guys in many cases.
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