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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mustrum_Ridcully" data-source="post: 9830983" data-attributes="member: 710">Approrpiate being the operative word.Sure, actions have consequences. But quite possibly, a random village being destroyed might just be a tragic mystery in the world where adventurers are roaming the world and trying to fight off the evil that the guards and the armies can't handle. and figuring out who destroyed the village is basically the kind of thing adventurers might be tasked to do. And of course, killing a lynch mob might simply be considered an act of self-defense, and if the entire village is coming for a character in an adventure group, the result might be tragic, but not surprising, and justified. These villagers acted unlawful and evil - trying to kill someone innocent without any form of legal process - aka lynching  - is almost certainly good enough to justify self-defense.</blockquote>