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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MoxieFu" data-source="post: 5670541" data-attributes="member: 41849">You can avoid the messy entanglements of a trial by resorting to a tried and true tool used in so many movies (mostly westerns) from cheezy B-movies to the classics.This is the point in the story where some idealistic, young turk decides that somebody, and in this case it will just have to be himself, HAS do do something. While the townsfolk may recoil in fear from the PC's, he has to just get up in their faces about it. He will dog them at every step, accuse them of the true heinous nature of their deeds, and will eventually MAKE the PC's kill him.With his death the PC's have more blood on their hands and this time it's one of the town's own. Even if the PC's have been crossing the palms of the townsfolk this is where they feel dirty about having taken their blood money.The PC's have no choice but to ride out of town to avoid pitchforks and an assembled posse of characters out to pursue them to the ends of the the Oerth. The PC's are now NPC's and the posse are made up of the new characters the players have just rolled up to right the wrongs of the fleeing villains!A new chapter begins!</blockquote>