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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Remathilis" data-source="post: 5399214" data-attributes="member: 7635">I'm cheating a little: the module mentioned by CleverNickname was Test of the Warlords, a classic Champion D&D module which begins with the king offering you a piece of land in Norworld (medieval Norway) and all you got to do is clear it out and make it inhabitable for the civilized folks, and you get to be declared Jarl of it. Its for high level PCs (15+) and its got a good mix of politics, dungeons, and even mass combat in it.Stealing from the guy WHOSE ABOUT TO GIVE YOU LAND pretty much sabotages the whole plot, doesn't it? If it was, say, Tomb of Horrors or something, I might've agreed.But you can please all the people all of the time, and (from the sound of it) the only guy amused by the scenario was the instigator. Which means everyone else gets dragged into it unwillingly. They might have some fun this time, but what about the next, and the next after that? And any thief stealing from the king in his audience chamber surrounded by guards as the king is offering up reward for services done is not only stupid beyond all reason, he's a piss-poor ROLE-player as well.</blockquote>