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Breaking and Entering
Breaking and entering occurs when a character
forces unwelcome entry into a building or location
that has a closed or locked door, window, or
other portal. This crime is a more serious version
of trespassing.
Bugbear: Criminals worth less than 100 s.p.
have their tailbones broken and rectums entered with
a sledge. Criminals worth between 100-1,000 s.p.
have their tailbones broken. Criminals worth more
than 1,000 s.p. are chastised severely.
Dwarf, Black: The criminal is struck on
both ankles with a footman’s warhammer.
Dwarf, White: The criminal is fined 1d100
g.p.
Elf, Dark: Younger criminals are forbidden
sexual relations for 1d10 years, while older criminals
are beaten to death by their immediate family.
Elf, Light: Younger criminals are forbidden
from playing pranks and making music for 1d10
years, while older criminals are starved to death.
Human: The criminal is fined 1d100 s.p.
Kobold: Slaves are fined 1d12 s.p., peasants
1d10, serfs 1d8, nobility 1d6, and royalty 1d4.
Troll, Subterranean: The home of the
criminal is destroyed and all possessions ruined or
stolen. Finally, the criminal is beaten.
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Burglary
Burglary is the act of illegally breaking into
a building, especially with the intent to steal. This
crime is a more serious version of breaking and entering,
which in turn is more serious than trespassing.
Bugbear: Criminals worth less than 100 s.p.
become slaves for the plaintiff, repaying 4 s.p. per
day until 5 times the debt is repaid. Burglars who
refuse slavery or are unable to work are killed upon
sentencing. Criminals worth between 100-1,000 s.p.
become slaves for the plaintiff, repaying 10 s.p. per
day until twice the debt is repaid. Criminals worth
more than 1,000 s.p. are chastised severely and must
repay their debt.
Dwarf, Black: The hands and feet are cut
off with a footman’s battle axe.
Dwarf, White: The criminal is banished.
Elf, Dark: Younger criminals are forbidden
sexual relations for 1d10 years, while older criminals
are beaten to death by their immediate family.
Elf, Light: Younger criminals are forbidden
from playing pranks and making music for 1d10
years, while older criminals are starved to death.
Human: Slaves, peasants, and serfs are
hanged. Noble and royal characters are beheaded.
Kobold: The criminal is killed, if a slave.
Otherwise, the criminal becomes a slave for life if a
peasant, for 1d10 years if a serf, 1d6 years if nobility,
and 1d4 years if royalty.
Troll, Subterranean: The home of the
criminal is destroyed and all possessions ruined or
stolen. Finally, 1 limb of the criminal is maimed.
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