call the local guards, let the law take care of it

>Today they killed an inn keep and his family after he asked them to rent a room or leave.

XD SO RANDOM

If they don't see why their actions are idiotic, and the GM doesn't apply appropriate consequences, just leave the group.

Now when you say 'knight' do you mean "The character class knight" or "the concept knight"?

Because this is going to be a 1v3 fight, and unless you get some powerful magic/allies, you'll be in a world of hurt.

There is only one viable in-character option:

BLOW UP THE MOON.

Or kick their asses and call the guards if you wanna be a pussy about it.

Kill the players (and possibly the DM) and leave the house, wearing the armor of your ancestors, wielding the blade of the righteous.
Then, and only then, will you have avenged that barkeep and his family.

Did they know it was your family? That's pretty cold.

The guilty pay the price

This is by far the most appropriate use of this picture ever, especially if there is 3 of them.
Here is what you do:
Report them to the Law.
Round up posse.
Pay a wizard with your gold to scry on them, giving him an item from the other party members to focus with.
Ride them down.
Break them.
Resist the urge to kill them.
Bring them in to watch them be tried and hanged according to the Law.

Insanity is the best way to fix this kind of problem. I suggest copious amounts of purifying flame.
>saideance expenses
i agree Captcha, at ANY cost.

I have no idea what the rest of the group thought would happen, or how they could possibly get away with this.

But they've made their choice and now they must deal with the consequences.

>>17060243
>STOP RIGHT THERE CRIMINAL SCUM
Make them pay the fine.

>>17060314
Oops, i dropped my pic before i could upload it. sorry.

>>17060301
Minus the wizard, every cowboy movie ever made

>>17060301
Then raise them, the next day, and perform the trial again.

And again.

And again.

And again.

The second time around, they'll think that the GM is pulling a rewind. The third time, they might start to understand.

For best results, use elves/necropolitians/elan/divine beings for the judge figures.

I'm pretty sure that this means you have to don a ridiculous costume and swear revenge on your former friends, OP.

>>17060234
Now, OOC, I'm livid, IC, I am shocked. As fast as I fucking can my sword is drawn and I charge the closest of my supposed friends, a rogue.

Before I fucking knew it, they had all ganged up on me and had me tied down and did something viley dickish.

Out of some twisted sence of revenge, the rogue stabbed me in the eye with his dagger, not deep enough to kill but enough to fuck it up.

Then they pushed me into the river that split the town in two.

While I retreated a bit to sulk and the others mocked me, the DM passed me a note.

Apperantly I had washed up next to a mercenary company that were on a mission.

My goal is clear /tg/. Its time to become Big fucking Boss.

>>17060378
If this is a lie, than I will wish a thousand thousand leggers to crawl up OP's penis.
If it's not, than prepare your anuses for awesome.

>>17060378
FUCK 'EM UP YOU MAGNIFICENT BASTARD.

>>17060378
... And blow up the moon, right? I mean, I have yet to encounter a problem that blowing up the moon won't solve.

>>17060378

>>17060349
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0734582/

>>17060301
Stealing that as a backup plan!

>>17060378

...Godspeed, good sir.

Show mercy to the repentant.

The guilty shall know only fear.

>>17060404
Actaully, I'm rather okay with the moon... although its going to be hard performing guerilla raids in bright fucking chain mail.

>>17060378

You now have my undivided attention. Please continue.

>>17060469
ASSUMING TEMPORARY TRIP
So /tg/, how should I go about this?

Destroy them.

Destroy them all and send them to whatever god they believe in.

FUCKING TAKE THEIR HEADS YOU GLORIOUS MAN.

>>17060494
Nevermind, staying with name.

>>17060494

Tell us about your group. They may claim amorality, but there must be something, something they care for. Find out what it is.

And take it from them. Grind it to dust in front of their eyes. Let them hear the screams.

It's time to go grimdark.

>>17060469
How about the ocean, have you considered burning it down?

Level of you / your former allies / your mercenary band?

>>17060494

What do the other players expect you to do? How is the DM planning on running your side of the game and the rest of the party's simultaneously?

I'm just a little confused as to how you can plan out and execute this revenge plot when you're sitting right across the table from the guys who stabbed you in the eye in the first place.

>>17060494

Either join up with the Merc Group and rise in their ranks until you can actually lead them (and thus send them out after your former party) or convince them that the coin the local lords would offer for their heads would be more then enough compensation for the risk involved.

Personally I'd go with the first idea, it's heavily reminiscent of John Marston levels of badass and would make for something out of an old Western (left for dead, lead new posse against old one.)

Just remember that in the end, if they beg for mercy show them to the chopping block or hangman's noose, and tell them that's better then the horrors you would be oh so tempted to commit upon their mortal forms.

>>17060494
Alright, first thing first, have a runner sent to the local authorities identifying the people who have broken the law.

Don't go yourself, let them think they've scared you off.

Now, try to think- where would your former compatriots go if they were in trouble? Who would they call in favors from? What are their allies?

>>17060378

Next week is our next session, I am going to need some help with planning this one.

Also, captcha:
LANCELOT effally

Fuck yeah.

>>17060494
Unite the people against them, they are chaotic asshole alignment so it shouldn't be hard. From there, they will have little shelter without fighting an entire town for it and you allies will swell to a point where you can defeat them with numbers and time.

>>17060469

Your chainmail....you know what you must do.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Egt1Hq4wpE

Also, pic related. New Tabard for all the mercs.

>>17060507
no, fuck you.
Maintain the moral high ground. make clear you could destroy them utterly, as he implies here, but show that you refrained. You are their better. Act like it.

>>17060526
That could work but remember that I actually plan to leave them alive (preferably dead) with my morals intact.
>>17060541
This also sounds good, needs a horse race in the middle or maybe some form of primitive *COUGH* Magical! *COUGH* Metal Gear.
>>17060527
They already think me dead IC but not one of them left the table tonight withought noticing my glare.

murder one of them in their sleep(the smarter player)
chop the head off of him and impale it with a note: "I will be watching"

>>17060576

That being said, he should certainly go about finding ways to make their situation grow increasingly desperate. You know, the whole cat playing with a mouse kinda thing. Cut off their means of allies, their sources of income, their ability to even be seen in civilized society.

By the time you finally swoop in, they need to be exhausted, sick from the elements and half-starved. Let them become the animals they are. In the end, they should be barely able to lift a sword to express their defiance.

I feel for you bro.

>Played a Paladin of Faith, Justice, Honor, + Courage
>Adventured with a DMPC Lantern Archon (named Navi) who had us doing things to keep the balance of the universe
>Other PCs get pissed off + turn against the Angel behind my back.
>Didn't realize that they had done this for quite some time. Continue adventuring.
>Eventually work for the ruler of a powerful utopia, which is praised by every good church.
>Has us consort with FUCKING DEMONS + says that the Gods don't exist but there's one who is evil or whatever.
>Talk to DM about what my character's options are. Say I'm considering having him leave the party + start to campaign against the PCs and their demons + the utopia ruler, because he doesn't believe that what we're doing is right.
>DM: "If he does he's dead. Bide your time."
>Group ignores me for three months (including my roommate).

fuckthoseguys.jpg

So.
How big is this merc group OP?
And how deep are your pockets?

>>17060586
>stab you in the eye, though not deeply
>push you in a river
>assume you're dead

Wow, they are not very good at this whole "being evil" thing, are they? They're just making enemies left and right wherever they go, and no it's about time it's come back around to bite them in the ass.

>>17060586

Your morals are intact since you're looking to capture and see to it justice is served, not simply killing them in combat or going off to lynch them.

The whole, "I want to do this so bad" is just to show you're morally superior. While they succumb to their urges, you can refrain, even if they're incredibly powerful.

First guy I should tell you about is that fucking elf, an illusionist who I was convinced was my best friend in character. He was basiclly the guy who was keeping the metaphorical wool over my eyes by way of illusion, it wasn't that hard with the dice hating me when it came to perception tests. Thanks to all the Metal Gear SOlid OSTs I used to perk myself up, I think of him sort of like an Ocelot to my Naked Snake. Only much more competant.

The other is a female warlord who I had no quarrel with up to this point, she was just using the party as an excuse to collect extra funds as her men (highwaymen and general douchebags all) did whatever the hell they felt like.

>>17060633

They sound pretty "lolsorandum" to me, not necessarily insidious.

OP should either show them the meaning of justice, or show them what insidious really looks like.

>>17060699

>They sound pretty "lolsorandum" to me, not necessarily insidious.

They murdered an entire family for shits and giggles.

That's well past insidious and more on the level of complete fucking monster.

>>17060707

Granted, that does little to negate the "lolsorandum." Monsters, yes, but being evil? They utterly fail at it. They're the random bandits that die at the beginning of the book-fail, though clearly this is not the beginning of the book.

>>17060234
>>17060378

So you're alive? This.....changes things (and the inn keeper's death was epic)

>>17060707

The worst monsters are those with either a clear goal or, worst of all, believe they're aiding the world in some way through their deeds.

All they're done is thrill kills, it's not monster at all, just general horrible thugs.

>>17060698
The one I'm really worried about is the party druid, think of your basic fanatical nature lover amped to 11 and prone to sudden giggle fits in combat that usually translate into BEARS. BEARS EVERYWHERE.
Keeps a raven familiar that he treats like a pet cat, crooning to it and feeding the eyes our more monsterous enemies when he was sure I wasn't looking.

And of course, theres the rogue, who is the right hand man of the warlord chick.
Really hate that guy...

>>17060740
Ah crap. Here it goes.

>>17060754

Wait, did the Druid's raven eat your eye? Or is it still in there, just David Bowie'd out?

If the raven ate it, shit is officially real between you and the Druid.

>>17060747

You've got that the other way around brah.

>>17060740

Thing is. You don't know. None of the crew knows. Far as you know, and can play, if playing the game, is he's dead. Left to die in the river. I mean...you stabbed him in the eye, and left him to drown in his dumb shiny chainmail. No way a guy lives through that, right?

>>17060740

Ah, they have a band of thugs? There's your starting point. Pick them off one by one until there's no henchmen left.

first: become lord of the mercs
second: hire a bunch of wizards
third: train the wizards to always be able to scry and teleport
fourth: use mages to teleport groups of mercs to where they are camping *using scry* then have them harass them as they sleep. bonus points if they look like the dead they've killed. also right before a merc is going to die hhave him get teleported out

>>17060740
As an unrelated party, you sir, are a motherfucker.

>>17060740

HE'S COMING FOR YOU.

>>17060740
>epic

>>17060799

No Heavy...

WE are coming for them.

>>17060740
It was an INNKEEPER, man. How the hell can an innkeeper's death be epic when faced with a hardened group of adventurers?

>>17060525
They really have no idea, they basiclly showed me what would happen if I tried to duel them with any bit of chivalry.
>>17060740
Alive, bleeding and resting next to a guerilla ranger while contemplating the existance of a kind and just God.

>>17060804

Who knows? Maybe he's using it in the proper sense, where the innkeeper protected his family for a dozen rounds with nothing but a fireplace poker and bearish rage until the rogue treacherously brought him down from behind.

>>17060819

Maybe he's a retired adventurer hisself.

The innkeeper, I mean.

>>17060822
I wish Pop's death had been that manly ;_;

>>17060837

>;_;

inb4 autismal neckbeard rage

How did he die?

>>17060234
>>17060837

I agree, OP, tell us exactly HOW your knight's family died? Also, are they adopted? Figurative family? What?

That'll have a lot to do with how you get your revenge on them.

Alternatively, bastard party member who is apparently present, how did you do it?

rolled 3, 2 = 5

>>17060854
murdered by a bunch of waccos in his inn, when he told them to leave or rent a room.

>>17060837
Wait what? Pops? They killed POPS?!?
OP, get a wyvern mount, and Ace Combat them to death.

>>17060854
Bludgeoned over the head by the heffer warlord.

>>17060827
This reminds me
>Group goes to Inn
>Groups Lolrandom Chaotic Nuetral rogue tries to get a "discount" from innkeepers cashbox
>Innkeeper is retired adventurer. Retired, level 18 adventurer.
>Later that night, Lolrandom rogue has to see a healer about removing a fireplace poker from his anus.

>>17060874

If the DM permits it and you're willing, it might be extremely interesting to see where this goes if you let the party get stronger before you swoop in to capture them. Who knows, you may get a Lordly title for their capture if you let them rampage across the countryside long enough.

I believe it would be fitting to see them hang/executioner's block while you gain lordship over your childhood village/town.

>>17060864
Full fledged family of both parents and a little sister excluding me, elf ran Little Sis through with a Rapier and the raven got Ma's eyes.

>>17060902
That wouldn't be very in character.
This seems to be about Justice, failing that Revenge. Not manipulation and power.

>>17060902
I like it!

>>17060908
>And the raven got Ma's eyes
OP, for me, destroy them.

>>17060908

Yeesh. Yes. Justice, and sadness. I don't care how great Odin's ravens are, fuck this Morrigan bitch.

>>17060929

No no, I don't mean the "character" the OP's playing does that on purpose, I mean (I guess this is metagaming) discuss this with the DM to see if the party manages to "escape" the clutches of the Knight and his band of mercenaries via DM intervention.

>>17060929
Going to have to work my way up a mercenary command structure, its going to take awhile anyways.

Read this thread.

Wreck their shit Big Boss.

>>17060908

>elf ran Little Sis through with a Rapier and the raven got Ma's eyes.

Fuck justice. Fuck the moral high ground. CRUSH THEIR SKULLS IN A VISE OF HATRED. FUCK.

>>17060949
You know how the band of villains is organized. That should make things easy for you.

Ask the GM if you can roll a new character to replace your old one who "died." Direct the knight on an off day.

may your justice be swift and your vengeance ever so sweet Big Boss

The drood is the easiest one to take care of.
Just kill all his pets.

The general idea for revenge is to find out what they want and do everything you can to deny it or spoil it for them.

warrior woman wants gold and riches? Beat her to it. Turn her own men against her.

Illusionist manipulates people? Make sure that everyone knows what his game is and nobody trusts him.

Once you've accomplished that, you can do what you like with them.

Find a way to turn them on each other, should really be all too hard since they seem to be fucktarded.

>>17060995
Yous a dumb nigga

I believe The Count of Monte Cristo has what you must do now.

OP, you don't run in half-cocked. You need to do some prep work. Post your character and any you have to work with; let's see what you have to work with.

Also post what you can of your old party and we'll see if we can't find some weaknesses.

In the meantime though, I'm thinking about hiring some Bards to make sure the party is kept busy elsewhere in the kingdom.

Pic is OP

Have them rot with festering wounds, cut them, bind them, rub fecal matter into their wounds. Go north korean on their ass!

>>17061025

He's got the band of thieves. All he needs now is ludicrous amounts of wealth.

>>17060974
fucking oath, when it gets put that way, those monsters deserve nothing less than complete amnd utter destruction.

Every fa/tg/uy has a soft spot in his heart for a determined player who's been fucked over by a group of assholes. For all of us who've ever been kicked to the wayside for roleplaying a great character, give em hell.

Stories to read and learn from:
Disarmed Policeman. Crippled and left for dead by his party, he began to seek revenge.
OP and Monkey Bro. A man joins an online game to discover it's a furry universe where humans are slaves. He and a monkey companion raise hell against the party and establishment.
Alphonse Kapown. A man discovers his game is favoring the perfect dragons over the evil humans. He fights back.

>>17060995
And have the character after that one dies be the knight in disguise.

To fully Monte Cristo it up.

>>17061025

Considering that's an incredible "revenge" story, all the OP needs now is to come across huge amounts of wealth. Going Edmond Dantes on them would be god-tier shit.

Hey? Do you have any other friends who are into gaming? Leave the group in a seemingly ragequit, and get the DM to host a new game where you and other fools play.

If the DM is awesome enough eventually the worlds will collide. The dicks will go to sit down at their regular time, only to be joined by you and other heroes of justice. When they start wondering what the hell is going on, you roll for initiative.

>>17061037
DM has my sheet because oh fuck why did I give it to him I hope he doesn't fuck me over. And I already posted what I remember off the top of my head.

Bard's... I'm not allowed near any bard's anywhere on pain of immediate character death. Diffrent unrelated story

>>17060827
Maybe he used to be an adventurer like you, then he got an arrow in the knee

>>17061089
It seems like the DM is enjoying this, why else would he make your character arrive at a mercenary camp. Unless there's something else we need to know, sounds like he's helping you.

>>17061090
Let me guess, someone stole his sweetroll?

Calling up a bro, played for a (a bard, thanfully hes allowed one) session then had to leave for awhile schedualed to be bac in 2 weeks.

>>17061121

Did you see the merc group the Knight joined up with? They got curved swords! Curved. Swords.

>>17061090
...wheres my Big Boss salute pic?!

>>17061150

The Bard can aid you in your revenge against the Warlord by having her fall in love with him, take her out to a nice seafood dinner and NEVER call her back!

OP, you don't just need a sweet revenge plot with that mercenary company, you need a sick inside hook to draw those scumbags out. But it has to be something that appeals to them.

Now, seeing as how you're an adventurer yourself, and the sole survivor of a certain unhappy family, you stand on what by the common man would be considered a considerable wealth. You at least stand to inherit the bloodstained inn and all of its accoutrements, a noble retirement for any mercenary.

And seeing as how you're in the company of mercenaries, who are generally not always noble and upright men themselves, chances are, you'll be able to find men of specific talents.

oh my god, this thread wants me to find a group and role play again so friggin much

>>17061193
now, working your way up to boss mercenary of vindication is all well and good, but it doesn't grant your new friends a lot of reasons to do your bidding. depending on the level of your former friends, the mercenary company is either 'chaff' or 'mildly intimidating' as any group that has magic users is likely to beat up a bunch of goons that don't.

but remember what I said about men with talents.

Find a gifted forger in the mercenary company. Since many mercenaries don't come from honest backgrounds, it shouldn't be hard.

Have him draw up bounty posters.
But not of your former comrades, instruct them to illustrate the bounty heads to be officers in all the local authorities- town guard, random soldiers, Paladins of knightly orders- canvas every do-gooder with a lot of friends in a 100 mile radius, and start plastering these bogus bounty posters everywhere.

>>17061193

I don't know who you are. I don't know what you want. If you're looking for ransom, I can tell you I don't have money... but what I do have are a very particular set of skills. Skills I have acquired over a very long career. Skills that make me a nightmare for people like you. If you let my daughter go now, that will be the end of it - I will not look for you, I will not pursue you... but if you don't, I will look for you, I will find you... and I will kill you.

>>17061193
Sorry, I read that as:
Find a wizard, recreate the Gear Triumphant, the golem that terrorized our kingdom before it collapsed, giving rise to these asshats.

I laughed harder then I should have.

>>17061232

Posted the wrong damn pic.

>>17061232
This pic. That quote. If I weren't poor as fuck I would give you my money.

This is how Blackguards are made.

>>17061258
And I'm still okay with it!

>>17061259

All I want is your success, Bossman. And Godspeed.

>>17061157
>>17061241
Derp, should have pointed out what I was laughing at.

>>17061228
Now, given the impulsive nature of your former comrades, I find it very unlikely that they would do adequate research, and thinking that they had gotten away scott free, having neatly tied up all the loose ends, they might even be crazy enough to actually believe that they could redeem these bounties for reward.

And the best part is, if they actually succeed, then they will themselves incur the wrath of many military and paramilitary authorities, and have not only your mercenary company after them, but armies of justice-hungry law enforcers as well.

And here's the best part- over the course of this spree, they will naturally incur LEGITIMATE bounties of their own. Having a payday, your own mercenary friends will need little persuasion to hunt them down.

Then you get the satisfaction of not only bringing them to justice, but bringing the entire justice of all the local authorities on their heads, while enriching yourself in the process.

And in your moment of grand triumph, when they like bound in chains at your feet, you bring them the original bogus bounty posters and lay them down before them.

"I made you chase the Castellan of the Order of Pelor."
"I made you chase the Arch Lector of the Church of Heironymous"
"I made you chase the captain of the town guard, the officers of the watch, and a sergeant of the royal army."

"and then, I made you the most wanted criminals in the land, so that when I cashed in your heads, I could retire rich, and rebuild my father's inn on your graves."

Then OP, not only will there be justice, but they might be so destroyed and betrayed that they never play again, their brains forever smashed asunder by your mastery.

>>17061290

>>17061290

And they must never know who he is until that last triumphant moment. He must be a phantom, Big Boss in the background going by another name, stories about him being so off-color that they'll never suspect who he is. And when the payoff comes, he'll be all the greater for it.

Though it would help to get a rundown of OP's char stats.

Skills?
Who does he know.
Whats his powerlevel?
Its obvious he cannot into 3 on 1.
So he must aquire more BOYZ OF JUZTIZ

>>17061314
And at the end of it all he must utter these words.

"I love it when a plan comes together."

OP, I would love to become part of your playing group so as to be a member of the mercenary company you washed up near. I have a nice handful of characters that would love to lay down some just desserts for a band of fuckwits like that party.

If you're going to go with the idea of trying to get a second game running where you play your rise to power of the merc group, might I suggest this:

Ask the DM if you can roll a new character for the original game. Make the character a spy from the merc party or someone else loyal to you, who can (in roleplay terms) report to your knight on the activities of the party.

This will give you in-game knowledge that you can use against your former party.

It does mean that you'll have to play 2 games though. And keep the second one a secret from your former party, so they don't use meta knowledge to cockblock you.

A bit of an unfair advantage, I know. But they killed your family, so fuck em.

OP, do this:

Pretend to roll a new character.
Have your current character be disguised through magic/some other means.
Continue with the party.
Set them up in an unescapable situation with the law that your character has arranged.

>>17061415
Nah, it has to be relating to eyes. Remember, the rogue did blind him in one eye.

>>17061417

that would be pretty cool for the DM to do if he/she had the time. get a few guys to be notable members of the merc group, do assignment after assignment becoming skilled, strong, and completely hardened vets while the Knight rises up the ranks and being those to fight alongside the knight during the final battle.

>>17061429
it is also important that you don't let the players know that you're plotting against them. Just be all understanding and "oh well. Shit happens" about them "killing" your knight and his family.

>>17061384

So, we give him Leadership, and he begins recruiting others with the goal of justice without borders.

Maybe an acrobat martial artist with a penchant for pooty.

Maybe a street-smart thief with anger issues, trying to live up to a mantle he'll never live up to, making him rage all the more.

Maybe a genius fighter whose humanity is the only thing keeping him hinged.

Maybe even the daughter of a local constable, looking to prove herself and look for a thrill: with her background in law enforcement, she has a nigh-infinite arcane database to help him.

Or the daughter of a master assassin, thrown away and aimless, looking for someone to guide her.

With this new team, OP, broken and now rehabilitated, will be unstoppable.

>>17061496

I have a horrible feeling the other party knows the Knight will definitely come back for revenge, and they're brewing a plot of their own.

>>17061502
>thinly veiled Batman references
You know, I don't really like Batman, but I do like your style.

Thank you for your aid, elegen/tg/entlemen, I must now take my leave because I need sleep and I have classes tommorow. For now, rest

Rest and know that a young fighter, with no god to look down upon him from the Heavens waits. Waits to seek revenge and to protect all others that befall this horrid band, rest knowing that he plots to make his own Heaven if no god offers him a solution.

An Outer Haven if you will.

>>17061707
Godspeed, we will wait when you have your character sheet so you can get the weapons you need for your quest

>>17061707

Godspeed, Bossman.

>>17061697

I like you too.

>>17061707
>Even if there is no God or Buddha, there is Bossman

Take the rogue's eyes.

>>17060908

Incapacitate the ranger. Insure that he is bound with metal across the chest, legs, and both arms separately; his right arm should be bound at both the upper arm and the wrist. Tell him you will let him live... if he commands his raven to eat his eyes.

Provided he complies, tell him he is free to go- And the key to his bindings has been fed to the raven. It's too large to pass naturally, of course. Undo the binding holding the ranger's right forearm and place a knife in his hand. Tell him the key is there if he is willing to get it, then leave. The key is there, of course, and works as promised should he retrieve it, unlocking his bindings...

But it doesn't unlock the heavy stone door out of the underground room.

I know this feel.

In one campaign, my three party members were slowly getting more corrupt while I was a relatively good fighter. In a spectacular ending, where they were practically avatars of death and destruction, I led my own followers against them, their followers, and their stronghold.

I killed them all in the end, including the team wizard, who was trying to become a lich.

Everyone in the group agreed it was the best campaign we ever played.

I hope he reports back to us if it worked or not. Eve if he fails, it will be a good story all the same.

>>17061473
"an eye for an eye"
Bending to one knee, he retrieved the dagger from the rogues belt, the very dagger used to blind him. With it, he slowly pushed the tip into the left eye of all the players, one by one, removing them, and feeding them to the raven. After the dastardly feast, raising the dagger, he impaled the raven through the chest, to the back of the bent over Druid. As the cry of pain whimper out from all, the knight tips his head to the executioners. Thump. The band was no more

I think your group is playing the wrong game, OP.

If the players think ur char is dead, you should create a new char to keep playing no? So, create a warrior, he's background; a mercenary bastard, he seems to be tuned with the party, but maybe he's an undercover from certain merc company...

I don't even play this game (yet) and I'm rooting for you Big Boss.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aWxBrI0g1kE&ob=av2n

When you swoop in, have a bard/march-musician of the mecrcenaries perform this.

>>17061157
Please explain.

I vaguely think it's something Skyrim related, but that'sj ust a hunch.

bump

BUMP

So, i'm pretty new to /tg/ and tabletop roleplaying altogether.
Is your group an IRC group?
Because i could help with this sidequest and learn how to DnD in process.

>>17064153

Pretty sure it's IRL, though I'm not OP. Was a part of the original thread though.

>>17063459

It's a quote from Skyrim, yeah. One of the lines of dialogue a town guard can mention about a group of Redguard soldiers who weild scimitars. The concept of curved swords (curved. swords) blows his tiny Nordic mind.

Bump so that all may see and know how /tg/ does revenge.

Go and End them.

>>17064366

While I'd say this is the end for the Knight and his exploits if it's an IRL group (after all, he can't exactly just go LOL ACT LIKE I'M NOT HERE unless the other players are the kind that would actually enjoy seeing him survive, which they don't seem to be) I could actually see the DM possibly doing "solo" sessions the day after the group ones where he does his own adventures and levels up (whilst hearing about what the other party did through second hand accounts.)

Hell, the guy could do two characters at once by writing up a new one to further cement the idea that the character is "dead." Perhaps, as everyone's been suggesting, he makes a person who's a member of said merc group and would occasionally mention how some of the fresh blood's been performing quite well? It would keep the Knight in the game for the other party without them knowing it (which would help when they scream and stomp their feet once the veil is thrown off and it's revealed he's alive.)

>>17067917
I like the way you think

Reminds me of the mage whose paladin accused him of necromancy and convinced the group to lock him in the dungeon for dead, who then plotted to become a lich and manipulate the paladin into falling.

>>17071355
stop shitposting faggot

>>17061707
What you need to do is try to become the leader of the entire country.
No, the entire world.
Adventurers did this to your family, so its simple what you need to do.
Kill the idea of being an adventurer, create a world where such people arn't needed; a perfect world of law and order, where theres no place for wandering groups of sell swords, because the army, the guard, the guilds and the crown, protect the people, the law protects the people.
Become that law; and when you do, string the group up, for the murder of your family, legally and with everything above board.

Wait, bide your time, train and work and become the leader of the Mercinary band, slowly change the ethics of the company from amoral mercinaries to Guards and protectors for hire, wandering for justice, not for cash, Trade in your mortality, all of the mercinaries mortality, become immortal warrior armour of justice; then, go after them.
And remember to use this, when you find them
"When the injustice is great enough, justice will lend me the strength needed to correct it. None may stand against it. It will shatter every barrier, sunder any shield, tear through any enchantment, and lend its servant the power to pass sentence. Know this: There is nothing on all the Planes that can stay the hand of justice when it is brought against them. It may unmake armies. It may sunder the thrones of gods. Know that for all who betray justice, I am their fate. And fate carries an executioner's axe."

>>17060812
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VNjhbOH8m2U
No....they will....

Let him do it himself, christ.

It's no where near as good if you lot hold his hand, and plan out everything for him. So fucking meta it's not funny.

>>17073420
So no asking for any advice on /tg/ ever.
Well gee, you're no fun.
Also; keep us updated OP, we need to know how this one will end one day.