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<blockquote data-quote="Fingol" data-source="post: 2068188" data-attributes="member: 22679">A secret society comprising of rouges, wizards and clerics, that has figured out how to help each other level. They hire an empty dungeon, one of the rouge stocks it with traps, another rouge with a 'party of wizards and clerics' behind him finds and disarms them. The wizards then stage golem fights to level the rouge placing the traps and the cycle starts again. The clerics are there to make sure that anyone hurt gets healed/ raised. The money you need to feed the dungeon to make traps and to make the golems comes from a scheme mostly operated by the clerics but brought to the public by rouges &quot;door knocking&quot;. The rouge sell insurance; not their usual kind: &quot;pay or we beat you up&quot; kind. But proper insurance; even better than the real world stuff.The policy is something like accidental death: &quot;If you get an accident and die we will raise you.&quot; Sell it too enough people, get the ratio of risk right and you're onto a winner!Similarly health insurance: &quot;We'll regenerate any limb that you loose in an accident.&quot;There are likely more possibilities/ policy types....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Fingol, post: 2068188, member: 22679"] A secret society comprising of rouges, wizards and clerics, that has figured out how to help each other level. They hire an empty dungeon, one of the rouge stocks it with traps, another rouge with a 'party of wizards and clerics' behind him finds and disarms them. The wizards then stage golem fights to level the rouge placing the traps and the cycle starts again. The clerics are there to make sure that anyone hurt gets healed/ raised. The money you need to feed the dungeon to make traps and to make the golems comes from a scheme mostly operated by the clerics but brought to the public by rouges "door knocking". The rouge sell insurance; not their usual kind: "pay or we beat you up" kind. But proper insurance; even better than the real world stuff. The policy is something like accidental death: "If you get an accident and die we will raise you." Sell it too enough people, get the ratio of risk right and you're onto a winner! Similarly health insurance: "We'll regenerate any limb that you loose in an accident." There are likely more possibilities/ policy types.... [/QUOTE]

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