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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sigg" data-source="post: 2348548" data-attributes="member: 30546"><p>My first thought was that the party rogue, or even better a npc rogue-for-hire infiltrates the evil lair and witnesses the evilness....proof enough for the party but a quick ticket to the dunjon with the "authorities"...especially when the offended party is an aristocrat. Or the even more cliche... having a conversation with the "cleaner" who arranges for the disposal of Mr. Evil Man's handywork, someone who will gladly talk for gold to vigilantes, but refuses to incriminate himself to the "legitimate authorities". Also, in the time it takes for the PCs to fight the brother, the villian can have scoured all traces of his religious pursuits from his lair so that if the PCs do bust in with the posse in tow they are embarrassed to find no trace of the alleged crimes and so are discredited and maybe even prosecuted themselves.</p></blockquote><p></p>