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<blockquote data-quote="Jeremy" data-source="post: 203855" data-attributes="member: 4036">Is this general behavior encouraged, tolerated, disliked, or unknown to the rest of the party.A good response might be to get a dirt cheap wooden shield, pick up a nice heavy stick, have the wizard cast mage armor on the dwarf and have the dwarf come knocking at the parties door.The dwarf then explains what the thief did and waits outside while the party decides how to remedy the situation.Some groups may force the thief to give the stuff back, some groups may buff and try to take the dwarf (and receive a sound drubbing).If they try to escape, the dwarf can report them to the authorities then start hunting them for his stuff and then turn them in as criminals (after collecting a few tokens as payback).Either way, you can use it as a good party RP situation before turning it into combat.&nbsp; That way, if they get into it, they chose to get into it and they have to face the consequences.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jeremy, post: 203855, member: 4036"] Is this general behavior encouraged, tolerated, disliked, or unknown to the rest of the party. A good response might be to get a dirt cheap wooden shield, pick up a nice heavy stick, have the wizard cast mage armor on the dwarf and have the dwarf come knocking at the parties door. The dwarf then explains what the thief did and waits outside while the party decides how to remedy the situation. Some groups may force the thief to give the stuff back, some groups may buff and try to take the dwarf (and receive a sound drubbing). If they try to escape, the dwarf can report them to the authorities then start hunting them for his stuff and then turn them in as criminals (after collecting a few tokens as payback). Either way, you can use it as a good party RP situation before turning it into combat. That way, if they get into it, they chose to get into it and they have to face the consequences. [/QUOTE]

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