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<blockquote data-quote="robertliguori" data-source="post: 3850630" data-attributes="member: 47776"><p>Really, it depends on the PCs lifestyle.&nbsp; After the first such incident, one would expect the PCs to go into lockdown mode, keeping protective spells up at all times, doing all of their resting in well-hidden extradimensional pockets, and going nowhere without magical disguises.&nbsp; (And at least one person with Arcane Sight or similar up at all times.&nbsp; Yes, you can send someone with Detect Magic to pick them out of a crowd.&nbsp; They just picked up on the use of Detect Magic and blew up a large chunk of crowd killing your someone.)&nbsp; You need powerful magic to counteract this.&nbsp; You need funds to hire powerful magic.&nbsp; Finally, you need to preserve your source of funds.&nbsp; You do not want to see what happens when a party of 10th-level adventurers decides that the kingdom hassling them needs to be defeated can do if you are at all attached to your campaign setting.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="robertliguori, post: 3850630, member: 47776"] Really, it depends on the PCs lifestyle. After the first such incident, one would expect the PCs to go into lockdown mode, keeping protective spells up at all times, doing all of their resting in well-hidden extradimensional pockets, and going nowhere without magical disguises. (And at least one person with Arcane Sight or similar up at all times. Yes, you can send someone with Detect Magic to pick them out of a crowd. They just picked up on the use of Detect Magic and blew up a large chunk of crowd killing your someone.) You need powerful magic to counteract this. You need funds to hire powerful magic. Finally, you need to preserve your source of funds. You do not want to see what happens when a party of 10th-level adventurers decides that the kingdom hassling them needs to be defeated can do if you are at all attached to your campaign setting. [/QUOTE]

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