What's the script name?

Someone needs to explain to me how wildshapes work and the scripts, and I'd happily work on this.

Greenbrush is was a notoriously isolationist village who made it plain that they could handle their own affairs and matters without help from anyone else.

They refused all garrisons and or patrols, and in exchange, paid minimal taxes.

They've set up in the Alleyways by the Murdered Manticore, as they figure out what to do with themselves. We got them on what is as close to Quarantine as we can muster for now.

Clerk Johnson

//The area will be up soonish.

A few farmers have reported the appearance of a pale, unsightly folk entering the city.

They are not welcome in the Bishopric of Eveningstar until they are proven to be of good disposition. Investigate accordingly...

High Priest Charisbonde

Ahem,

Their Royal Majesties have been informed of a group from the village of Greenbrush have arrived in the city, their village destroyed in a nightly assault. The villagers appear distraught, reasonably- but of greater concern, is that they appear to be suffering from some sort of physical malady.

Their majesties demand the 12 investigate.

Clerk Boris

Most of the alignment restrictions are there because players wore elf skin cloaks as chaotic good elves.

Amusing as it was, just no.

It'd be incorrect to say the outlying villages are defenseless. They often have retired veterans in the Militia or the occasional patrol of the army that meanders through the countryside to exterminate the small goblin or kobold party. A skilled huntsman is as useful targeting deer as they are such monstrous pests. Even orcs in small groups don't pose much of a threat to a small village, as they are often poorly equipped, poorly trained, and lack discipline in order to keep their efforts hidden.

Now, an organized army is something beyond a village is capable of repelling without immediate reinforcement or high walls. Eveningstar is close enough to Arabel that it can rely on the former, Tilverton is content with its latter.

The villages of Bospir are unique in the sense that they are often unharassed by the monstrous tribes of the Hullack (or the constant festering of undead- which they claim to deal with by their own means and traditions of offering herbal incense and others to appease the angry dead.) Such villages often simply bribe their problems away- and the wiser, older monstrous groups know that we'd exterminate them if they orchestrated a raid, thus giving us a tenuous day to day balance...

Now, if you are proposing we garrison troops in every village and town in the realm, we cannot afford to do so, it is not in the budget, and will never be lest we are forced to raise taxes to a painful level- which is something a country in desperate need of trade after a civil war and a massive invasion by monstrous creatures can afford.

It is a tenuous balance- but it is why we loosened the restrictions of local nobles and fiefs to raise whatever armed forces they deem necessary to defend their own land and protect their own interests. A poor fief is a poor target, and thus, does not need as many troops, whereas a rich fief requires many soldiers to protect it, thus, it is well defended.

Clerk Boris

@Echo then the answer is no

Probably worth adding.

A suitable fine shall be determined by the party bringing them to justice.

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