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<blockquote data-quote="Squire James" data-source="post: 73435" data-attributes="member: 548">Let's see: Geas (return to me twice the amount you stole from me), Mark of Justice, and an observing spellcaster that makes sure the spells stick until the Geas is completed (a good slot for a new PC).&nbsp; If they scam again (or remove the Mark or Geas) and get caught, death penalty.If the PC's want to move to a different venue, and can deal with the Mark and Geas in some fashion, then be prepared for more scams.&nbsp; If you like running this sort of game, no problem.&nbsp; Sometimes people escape justice.&nbsp; Don't let them do this without some creepy assassin (or paladin) scaring the bejeesus out of them (at the very least), though!If you don't like PC's who do this sort of thing, talk to them out-of-game and threaten to quit if the PC's don't shape up.&nbsp; Do this only if you would actually rather quit than deal with such PC's, because if you're bluffing you'll probably be called on it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Squire James, post: 73435, member: 548"] Let's see: Geas (return to me twice the amount you stole from me), Mark of Justice, and an observing spellcaster that makes sure the spells stick until the Geas is completed (a good slot for a new PC). If they scam again (or remove the Mark or Geas) and get caught, death penalty. If the PC's want to move to a different venue, and can deal with the Mark and Geas in some fashion, then be prepared for more scams. If you like running this sort of game, no problem. Sometimes people escape justice. Don't let them do this without some creepy assassin (or paladin) scaring the bejeesus out of them (at the very least), though! If you don't like PC's who do this sort of thing, talk to them out-of-game and threaten to quit if the PC's don't shape up. Do this only if you would actually rather quit than deal with such PC's, because if you're bluffing you'll probably be called on it. [/QUOTE]

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