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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ahrimon" data-source="post: 2293604" data-attributes="member: 12630">Have the captain of the guard receive a vision form Heironeous that there is a catastraphe about to happen and that the PC's are the ones who can stop it.  He doesn't know who the BBEG is, so he can make sure the PC's surrender all monetary funds for restitution and then he secretly arranges for them to be set free.  If the PC's are good and/or lawful, he could charge them with stoping the catastraphe in return for his help.  They were going to do this anyway so it shouldn't be a problem.  He can leave them a note saying that he will be watching them, and while they will be wanted by the city he will do what he can to help behind the scenes.  After all, heavenly law and goodness should should be more important to him than city law.The church doing the resurrection will make sure (through speak with dead or other divine aid) that the people they are bringing back aren't bad guys.  And the church, knowing that there is evil afoot can secretly help the PC's avoid being recaptured until the problem is solved.Then once the catastraphe has been stopped and the BBEG is dead in his cultist robes, surrounded by the bodies of his evil cultist cronies the PC's will be vindicated before the city for their actions.  They get the money back that they paid for bad guys that didn't get resurrected.  And a reward from the city that covers what they lost plus a nice bonus.Looks good to me.Ahrimon</blockquote>

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