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<blockquote data-quote="Levistej" data-source="post: 7388867" data-attributes="member: 6905598">So, we ended the last session with them bringing in all the items that were seized at the fair and being informed that the Viscount Inspector is in town for an audit. My party did a lot of stuff that clearly isn't by the book. Our gunslinger executed more then one criminal, the wizard is doing his best to have good relations with the Family and constantly intentionally leaks information to the press while the rest of them simply have one or two items too many.How did the rest of you play this out?Should the audit be a background thing with Saxby pulling the strings to condemn the PCs?Should I do a zone of truth interview with each and every party member?Should I have them followed throughout their missions in Flint?I'd really like to see how other DMs handled this, for I am a bit lost. Although I love the idea of an audit, I think the time and effort needed to interview 6 party members could prove to be a bit too much. On the other hand, if I just present them with the results of the audit without interviewing them one by one, I'm sure they'll call out foul play on my behalf, which I can understand.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Levistej, post: 7388867, member: 6905598"] So, we ended the last session with them bringing in all the items that were seized at the fair and being informed that the Viscount Inspector is in town for an audit. My party did a lot of stuff that clearly isn't by the book. Our gunslinger executed more then one criminal, the wizard is doing his best to have good relations with the Family and constantly intentionally leaks information to the press while the rest of them simply have one or two items too many. How did the rest of you play this out? Should the audit be a background thing with Saxby pulling the strings to condemn the PCs? Should I do a zone of truth interview with each and every party member? Should I have them followed throughout their missions in Flint? I'd really like to see how other DMs handled this, for I am a bit lost. Although I love the idea of an audit, I think the time and effort needed to interview 6 party members could prove to be a bit too much. On the other hand, if I just present them with the results of the audit without interviewing them one by one, I'm sure they'll call out foul play on my behalf, which I can understand. [/QUOTE]

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