| Narciso the Sorcerer |
Ok, let's have a little chat about in-game economics here... Where's the LOOT you collection of diplomacy happy clowns!
Ernhild Jaggvir
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Ernhild takes Griggiz's weapons away from him. "I don't think anyone will mind if we make him less dangerous."
"I feel that we should wake him up and persuade him to stop waging his stupid wars. Either that, or find a way to remove him from the wererat community."
"His own kin doesn't seem confident in his ability to overcome his violent impulses. And a fanatic will always find ways to gather followers."
I was trying to role-play reaching a decision on what to do with the guy. Thoughts?
Evidence of what Briggi, that we've wandered into someone else's place and committed a violent assault?[/auote]
Since when does the police need a good reason to confiscate stuff? Is that a new rule? :P
| Tisha Nerifaren |
I mean you aren’t going to get any pushback from Tisha about looting someone. :)
But seriously, we were asked to kill as few as we can. But given the clear attack on us when we tried to talk, even the most lawful character shouldn’t object to stripping anything even related to violence from Griggiz.
Personally, there should be a pretty clear path to trial for this guy. You have him on Assult with a deadly weapon. Unprovoked assult on a police officer and very likely from what the other wererats said a series of prior assaults on bums.
Plus the woman who asked us to look into this talked about wanting to make war on the city, so you could probably get evidence of incitement to rebellion if you went in and just searched the lair or talked to the woman who asked us to come here.
So I would suggest one of us guards the body/way out. (Or shackles him to something so he can’t get taken by his followers. But that could be hard if he can change into a rat and slip away.). Then the other three declare themselves with the watch, declare this a crime scene, and encourage the others to leave while we process the lair for evidence.
You have plenty of probable cause, and if some valuables happen to slip in Tisha’s pockets, I’m sure that is totally accidental. (Although I’m guessing the Magic gear on Griggiz is a good portion of the loot here)
Then once we process the crime scene, we dump his unconcious body in the watch cells, fill out the paperwork and let justice take its course. This probably happens daily in a city this large.