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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dross" data-source="post: 4872490" data-attributes="member: 33802">My take would be if the rogue was running away in fear of it's life, you have defeated it and earn XP. If it runs several times, you have to decide what is overcoming the rogue: defeating it's plans or leaving it a hunk of flesh on the floor? If the rogue's goal is to annoy with hit and run tactics, no XP. It's leaving is not any of your doing after allUnless the disguise is pierced I agree no XP.If the reason for the town's actions are not discovered no XP (and probably not after either), but circumstances might warrant some XP.I wouldn't rule no XP for dominate animal, I actually would want nature types (rangers, druids, clerics with nature deities/domains) to decide whether they prefer to minimise their impact on the local ecology (kill only if forced to) or if they believe that only the strongest would survive in any fight.</blockquote>