Bullgrit
Adventurer
"A single clear example..." That's the problem. Apparently, what is a "clear example" to some is not so to someone else. Four such examples (from 3 modules) has been given just off the top of our heads. But when "it's guarded by wandering monsters," and "it's hidden in plain sight," can be used to dismiss the examples, it means, really, no examples will be accepted as clear.
Since I've just recently closely read this particular module (and have it with me for my game tonight):
B1- In Search of the Unknown
"At this intersection is a grisly sight -- the remains of a hand-to-hand battle where no less than five combatants died."
Body #1: "The body has been stripped of any armor, and there are no items of value on the remains, other than a belt pouch containing 5 gold pieces."
"Upon the table is a pewter pitcher and three pewter mugs. The pitcher has a value of 15gp, and the mugs are worth 5gp each."
But I have no doubt that someone can disqualify these examples, too. So I'm not real interested in putting more effort into proving this concept to one disbelieving person. (One person whose complaints I don't even see unless someone else quotes them. Y'all stop that
Bullgrit
Since I've just recently closely read this particular module (and have it with me for my game tonight):
B1- In Search of the Unknown
"At this intersection is a grisly sight -- the remains of a hand-to-hand battle where no less than five combatants died."
Body #1: "The body has been stripped of any armor, and there are no items of value on the remains, other than a belt pouch containing 5 gold pieces."
"Upon the table is a pewter pitcher and three pewter mugs. The pitcher has a value of 15gp, and the mugs are worth 5gp each."
But I have no doubt that someone can disqualify these examples, too. So I'm not real interested in putting more effort into proving this concept to one disbelieving person. (One person whose complaints I don't even see unless someone else quotes them. Y'all stop that

Bullgrit