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<blockquote data-quote="Warpiglet" data-source="post: 7301678" data-attributes="member: 6689161">Had the same thought.&nbsp; Lets reframe it then......a group of 30 brigands vs. 4 people with magic.&nbsp; Yet, I still think there would be an organized response would eventually be expected.Frankly, the response could also include a wizard or cleric etc. The court magician might do some scrying.&nbsp; I am thinking it is LESS likely to get away with this stuff in a world of magic if you bother enough of the establishment.&nbsp; But again that is only one way to handle it.&nbsp; In our villain game we often were running the wilds too and there were no organized responses to be had.&nbsp; There also were no towns to terrorize either.&nbsp; The serfs were back in the fields, near stronghold for the most part.&nbsp;As I contend, grown ups should be able to discuss and agree on some parameters for a game of this nature obviating a response like this unless it is baked in the sort of game you actually want to run.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Warpiglet, post: 7301678, member: 6689161"] Had the same thought. Lets reframe it then... ...a group of 30 brigands vs. 4 people with magic. Yet, I still think there would be an organized response would eventually be expected. Frankly, the response could also include a wizard or cleric etc. The court magician might do some scrying. I am thinking it is LESS likely to get away with this stuff in a world of magic if you bother enough of the establishment. But again that is only one way to handle it. In our villain game we often were running the wilds too and there were no organized responses to be had. There also were no towns to terrorize either. The serfs were back in the fields, near stronghold for the most part. As I contend, grown ups should be able to discuss and agree on some parameters for a game of this nature obviating a response like this unless it is baked in the sort of game you actually want to run. [/QUOTE]

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