How are criminals treated in your land?

>>54218036
In my land they are elected President.

We mirror warp them into comic/ironic representations of their crime.

>>54218036
Fired out of a catapult into the forest.

File: 1438137192680.jpg (60KB, 512x600px) Image search: [Google]

60KB, 512x600px

"Crime" is an extremely vague concept dependent on the local ruler, given that the land is mostly a lawless pirate haven. However, some provincial rulers from other colonies in the Empire ship their criminals to us.

Petty criminals usually serve in mines or on galleons for an appropriate sentence. Violent criminals are used for human experimentation. Political criminals are ritually exsanguinated and their family members are enslaved.

>>54218036
Imprisonment and rehabilitation programs or exile or forced military conscription or summary execution. It varies from place to place.

>>54218036
Shen >= Kormak > Lyndon > Lea > everyone else >>> Adria
prove me wrong

>>54218036
We have very few, because the sentence for anything above the most minor of crimes is to be sent to the labs. The best you can hope for is a quick death.

Sometimes there are escapees who have benefited from being twisted into unholy abominations, but there's a division of enforcement specifically dedicated to hunting those down.

>>54218036
Criminals? What criminals? Surely you jest, there are no criminals-makings in Glorious Land of Free Peoples of Non-Slave Labours!

File: StopHittingYourself.jpg (433KB, 1847x912px) Image search: [Google]

433KB, 1847x912px

>>54218100
This but instead of being mirror warped they are turned to stone in an instructional display of statuary.

Get caught stealing? Spent 3 years as a stone statue display of a thief stealing from a merchant (who'll be a real merchant turned to stone for something like fraud or cheating on coinage).

This happens in the Gorgon Cities and there are other weird and wonderful ways criminals might punished (like pic related) but this is a consistent one. If your crime is especially notable, prestigious or just downright nefarious you might be given the privilege of being turned into sapphire, emerald or some other gemstone. The merchant nobility of the Gorgon Cities employ and intermarry with linked gorgon bloodlines, who form the foundation of their security and justice, and the best of them can transmute to more than ordinary stone.

File: Casters Love Their Meatshields.png (947KB, 854x800px) Image search: [Google]

947KB, 854x800px

>>54218363
Eirena = Shen. Other than that, I agree.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OCsMKypvmB0

>>54219398
Eirena x Kormak = Shen, I'll give you that. Eirena on her own = Deckard.

>>54218036
Criminality is a symptom of some other social ailments. Paladins routinely hold therapy sessions with criminals, questioning their cultural values and investigating their living situation. Efforts are made to improve both the education and discipline of criminals.

Repeat offenders are generally killed in public.

>>54219533
Kormac spaghetti-ing over her WAS hilarious.
I laughed hard in Reaper when she referred to him as like one of his sisters when he was asking to spend more time with her.

File: 1434793177717.jpg (670KB, 1553x1200px) Image search: [Google]

670KB, 1553x1200px

Into the fucking mines they go!

>>54219570
>Criminals are to be rehabilitated instead of punished
Get that Chaotic Good bullshit out of my sight, then go and read pages 4 and 5 of Fiendish Codex II for why you're wrong.

>>54219589
Reaper had really good companion interactions, surprisingly enough. I can't wait for the next expansion; I want to know what the deal is with that Thieves Guild bitch that married and killed Lyndon's brother.

>>54219702
Did you just completely miss the bit at the end?

>>54218036
Criminals are befriended out of being criminals.
Repeat offenders are befriended harder.
The answer is Magical Girls.

>>54218036
Sent to the Great Barrier Wall and forced to fight and maybe live, or die

>>54219854
No, but "repeat offenders" and "generally" are weasel-words

>>54218036
Depends on how severe the crime is.

I can also tell that insanity isn't a reason to not execute someone who killed a lot of people indiscriminately.

>>54218084
Klumpf BTFO

>>54218036
Petty crimes are penalized with fines or with temporary servitude to the victimized party. All violent crimes are punished with a lobotomy to remove the part of the mind that creates violent impulses.

>>54218036
With dick

File: Image[1].jpg (25KB, 223x310px) Image search: [Google]

25KB, 223x310px

>>54218036
>penal legion
>no exceptions
If after 10 years, god has favoured you with survival, your term of service is coincided fulfilled.

>>54218084
Venezuela please

>>54218036

Most are dealt by the local sheriffs for minor crimes, the more serious criminals are usually send to the mines and the truly heinous get hanged. A few get reduced sentences if they agree to be part of magical experiments.

File: Konrad_curze.jpg (575KB, 800x1058px) Image search: [Google]

575KB, 800x1058px

>>54218036
Flaying pits.

>>54222921
Unless, of course, they join the Night Lords first.

>>54219702
He should read a dnd supplement book to learn why rehabilitation of criminals doesn't work?

>>54223272
No, he should read the story at the beginning of a dnd supplement that goes into the nature of punishment and why it's important.

>>54218036
In my Lawful Evil Empire it's simple:
You steal=cut off hands
You kill someone=excetucion
You rape=genetals cut off...

You get the general idea,hell the crime in my setting is so very low and with a reason....

"You break the law we break you"

>>54218100
How odd.. In the order we just kill them.

>>54219702
Has anyone bought the necromancer pack? Is it worth it?

>>54218036
The gallows mostly.

>>54225187
Realistically that doesnt work, nut yeah its fantasy so w/e.

How would a natural evil kingdom do it, death sentance for all.

>>54225485
A naturally evil kingdom wouldn't punish criminals at all, it'd promote them.

>>54218994
Magic realm/10, kill yourself

>>54218036
So we've invented this thing called "the sexecution"...

>>54225485
Well it's a dark kingdom more on the pragmatic side...it is a kingdom of advancement of magic,medicine,immortality and political neutrality.
A Empire ruled by necromances,warlocks etc
If you don't like it, feel free to leave it,no one is forcing to live here but if you want to live here for personal reasons like advancing your own power or studies or maybe finding cures for diseases or just make a name for yourself you have to abide by the strict rules

Rape is okay

>>54218036
look up okc county jail

Once we had a girl player and all the male players characters gangraped her character and I made an npc just to join in too lol. Stupid bitch didn't come back next week that's for sure. Mostly our weekly games consist of rolling to rape different female NPCs

One of the characters, a barbarian in our group, is so good at raping that we all watch in excitement as he rolls the d20. He has never failed to rape a single female character and even some animals

This was the subject of a whole session in my Exalted game.

Several PCs were in the running to become rulers of a city-state, and were asked to pass judgment on some sample crimes.

They generally agreed on merciful punishments like forced labor (with proper medical care), mandatory pilgrimages (a temporary exile with religious overtones), or banishment. Except rapists (of any sex), who get their genitals mutilated.

The last one was pushed through by the PACIFISTIC HEALER, though it makes sense when you know she can perfectly restore the body parts if the criminal convinces her they deserve forgiveness.

>>54225273
Wait, is it out yet?

>>54226100
>>54225273

Yes, it's out. Is it worth it? Money-wise, no, I don't think it's worth the full $15 USD it costs. I'm having a blast playing it though, for the price of 4 magic packs it's not bad.

You see, that can vary.

In my Pathfinders game, my boys were arrested for murdering two city guards, burning down their constabulary (which resulted in the death of three more guards) and then tried to take the Prince hostage. The ensuing penal-legion-suicide-mission eventually made them heroes of the kingdom.

>>54226149
I was afraid it was gonna be a whole lot more than $15.

>>54225547
But criminals are then those who do avts of good?
Like helping a grandma over the street, bam too the torture chamber/public execution spot.

>>54222366
Hardly just Venezuela.

>>54218036
sold to illithids as a part of that damn contract

File: LE governments.png (190KB, 468x1049px) Image search: [Google]

190KB, 468x1049px

>>54225187 >>54225485 >>54225547
READ NIGGA READ
(Fiendish Codex: Tyrants of Nine Hells)

File: 1418023173542.gif (2MB, 500x297px) Image search: [Google]

2MB, 500x297px

>>54218084