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<blockquote data-quote="TheSword" data-source="post: 9453900" data-attributes="member: 6879661"><p>It’s a great film. Worth a watch. Though if you have no intention of it…</p><p></p><p>[SPOILER="Spoiler for Law Abiding Citizen"]The antagonist to get revenge on what he sees is a broken system. He’s a scientist/analyst and gets arrested but intentionally. He’s already built and arranged several tunnels in the prison first which he can use to leave at will. That protects and gives him an alibi as he murders several folks involved in the legal system.[/SPOILER]</p><p></p><p>In D&D. I would have prisoner 13 effectively bribing, blackmailing or coercing most of the prison into being her private domain. The other prisoners are people she wants to be able to gloat over. For extra credit the prisoner 13 episode is a deliberate con by her because she wants to actually meet and evaluate the PCs. When PCs return the find all this out. In her underground secret rooms and workshop beneath the prison she creates the golden keys and music boxes that allow her to run the Golden Vault. Have the PCs face the multiple horrors they have averted - various eldritch horrors etc.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TheSword, post: 9453900, member: 6879661"] It’s a great film. Worth a watch. Though if you have no intention of it… [SPOILER="Spoiler for Law Abiding Citizen"]The antagonist to get revenge on what he sees is a broken system. He’s a scientist/analyst and gets arrested but intentionally. He’s already built and arranged several tunnels in the prison first which he can use to leave at will. That protects and gives him an alibi as he murders several folks involved in the legal system.[/SPOILER] In D&D. I would have prisoner 13 effectively bribing, blackmailing or coercing most of the prison into being her private domain. The other prisoners are people she wants to be able to gloat over. For extra credit the prisoner 13 episode is a deliberate con by her because she wants to actually meet and evaluate the PCs. When PCs return the find all this out. In her underground secret rooms and workshop beneath the prison she creates the golden keys and music boxes that allow her to run the Golden Vault. Have the PCs face the multiple horrors they have averted - various eldritch horrors etc. [/QUOTE]
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