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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sorrowdusk" data-source="post: 5400249" data-attributes="member: 96342">I know someones mentioned that the king example is probably beat to death, but I just read something today I wanted to bring up. I recall someone mentioning that for trying to pickpocket the king was worthy of "execution at least, historically". I'm not too sure about historical cases of being pickpocketed. ROBBING the kings funds is one thing, actually robbing his person (like maybe a ring) is still bad-but its not the same. (Although, they could regard that as treason if you weren't a foreigner) I have learned however that attempted regicide is on the far end of the scale and about as bad as it gets.  I would say if the rogue failed it would merit prison more than likely (depending on what deeds the rogue and his party had already done) or possibly just the party being mistrusted and the whole lot banished/thrown out. </blockquote>