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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DemoMonkey" data-source="post: 7300495" data-attributes="member: 6803203">"No, not unless I have specific knowledge of a plan to commit evil. Everyone deserves a chance." Fair enough. But then I am guessing your games take a soft view of alignment for humanoids?In a lot of games, and to a lot of players, the game is divided very clearly into good guys and bad guys. And bad guys are bad, and can be deprived of life and goods with impunity, because they are bad, and the player characters are good. (And we KNOW they are good, because they are fighting the bad guys. Circular logic is the tool of Fiends!)And they have to keep travelling because all the bad guys refuse to congregate in one place. No time for home life when there is evil in the world!Which, even with involved interested players and a complete lack of attacking hapless peasants makes them sort of ...Self-appointed Executioners of No Fixed Address?Murderhobos is a lot catchier, don't you think?</blockquote>