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Wow. •Every• PC invests in the team. The crafter of course is entitled to charge, but so too can the face negotiate his own rewards, exclusive of the party. The fighter can choose to intercept the baddie trading his investment in armor, weapons and hit points to keep the wizard safe. The cleric raised his charisma to get extra channels, again an investment. My point is that directly profiting from PCa is simply bad form.

GNOME

Does the fighter charge you to intercept that ogre that's coming at you? Does the cleric charge you for cures? Does the rogue steal from you? Are you in fact, merely being greedy?

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Democrats

In reality the hunter was a CG, reformed criminal from Restov, one of my 50 pregen npc's I had made for the adventure.

A few days later, a minority in the party of seven were talking of bringing the cavalier up on charges of murder, which the rest of the party began to rebut as futile and counterproductive at best, at worst a struggle for the politically active mage to smear the cavalier's future run for...

Your game sounds fantastic so far!

I'm definitely going to keep this encounter in mind for my playbook when I get started running KM in a few months. I'm chortling with wicked glee at the thought of Oleg asking the PCs if they've seen the man recently "a good man; had some troubles as a youngster but really cleaned himself up and made himself useful 'round these parts the last few years".