Murderhobo here.
If I kill people in the middle of a forest, no way they can figure out it was me right? Not like there is a cellphone, camera or dna testing to figure it out.
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Lucas Ortiz
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Jordan Campbell
Depends on the setting. Specifically the climate, the regional citizenry, and the wildlife.
Carson Rogers
Depends on the setting.
Jordan Edwards
A cleric could cast speak with dead or otherwise devine it, if the person was important enough. Never rule out "honest country boy who walked in the woods and saw something he shouldn't have" either. That's hero fuel.
John Ward
>If I kill people in the middle of a forest, no way they can figure out it was me right?
Except for all the woodland creatures who can tell the druid what happened. Or the necromancer/warlock/witch who can commune with the spirit of the victim. Or the party furry who can smell your scent on the body. Or the gods who are just going to tell the paladin what you did.
And then there are the other murderhobos who are going to return the favor just because they can.
Grayson Thompson
Kill them and burn the forest.
Caleb Cox
Medieval DnD setting.
It's a thick forest close to a medieval kingdom.
Aren't necromancers, warlocks and witchs considered scum?
Also the druid should be happy I'm fertilizing the earth. The Paladin may be trouble, but I think the gods have better things to do than worry about that.
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Brody Jackson
>Also the druid should be happy I'm fertilizing the earth.
That only flies if you bury them stupid. Otherwise he's going to be mad that some random chucklefuck is leaving stinking rotting bodies all over his forest. I know I'd be pissed.
Jacob Jones
>Otherwise he's going to be mad that some random chucklefuck is leaving stinking rotting bodies all over his forest.
Why not? Not like nature actually bury their bodies. :^)
Landon Ortiz
Actually, fun fact, elephants bury their dead in a fashion. So yeah. Take that.