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68.6.29.194: /* Commendations and Censures */

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Commendations and Censures

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The City

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	==The City==		==The City==
	The city is a large settlement from which the dungeoneers receive their orders. Dungeoneers, at least most ones, do not start out in cities. The areas around the cities have already been cleaned out of dangerous dungeons. The city is the place to go when the dungeoneers find something really dangerous that they cannot defeat without aid. Some cities are happy and boisterous, some are orderly and staid and some are even dens of crime and iniquity. In emergency situations, cities may need protecting.		The city is a large settlement from which the dungeoneers receive their orders. Dungeoneers, at least most ones, do not start out in cities. The areas around the cities have already been cleaned out of dangerous dungeons. The city is the place to go when the dungeoneers find something really dangerous that they cannot defeat without aid. Some cities are happy and boisterous, some are orderly and staid and some are even dens of crime and iniquity. In emergency situations, cities may need protecting. well hells on wheels

	==Dungeons==		==Dungeons==

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	These are the rewards and punishments that commanders dole out to dungeoneer groups based on their performance or behavior. Since commanders can’t usually spy on dungeoneer groups in the field, most commendations and censures are based acts that the commander can see. There are both minor and major commendations and censures. Try not to use these too often, they are ways of pushing the players into doing good things (or not doing bad things).		These are the rewards and punishments that commanders dole out to dungeoneer groups based on their performance or behavior. Since commanders can’t usually spy on dungeoneer groups in the field, most commendations and censures are based acts that the commander can see. There are both minor and major commendations and censures. Try not to use these too often, they are ways of pushing the players into doing good things (or not doing bad things).

	'''Minor Commendations and Censures'''		'''Minor Commendations and Censures'''<br>
	Bringing in an enemy alive: 10 gp reward per enemy, 20 gp for important enemies		Bringing in an enemy alive: 10 gp reward per enemy, 20 gp for important enemies.<br>
	Helping an ally not related to the mission: 20 gp reward		Helping an ally not related to the mission: 20 gp reward.<br>
	Destroying a monster not related to the mission: 20 gp reward		Destroying a monster not related to the mission: 20 gp reward.<br>
	Rudeness to mission related persons: 5 gp penalty per infraction.		Rudeness to mission related persons: 5 gp penalty per infraction.<br>
	Insolence: 10 gp penalty per infraction		Insolence: 10 gp penalty per infraction.<br>
	Keeping dungeon loot for personal use: Confiscation of loot plus 5 gp penalty		Keeping dungeon loot for personal use: Confiscation of loot plus 5 gp penalty.<br>
	Letting mission related persons come to harm: 70 gp penalty		Letting mission related persons come to harm: 70 gp penalty.<br>
	Sloppy equipment: 5 gp penalty		Sloppy equipment: 5 gp penalty.<br>
	Deliberately injuring teammates: 10 gp penalty		Deliberately injuring teammates: 10 gp penalty.<br>
	Deliberate cruelty to enemies: 20 gp penalty		Deliberate cruelty to enemies: 20 gp penalty.<br>
	Slaughter of noncombatant enemies: 50 gp penalty		Slaughter of noncombatant enemies: 50 gp penalty.<br>

	'''Major Commendations and Censures'''		'''Major Commendations and Censures'''<br>
	Acts above and beyond the call of duty: 100 to 1000 gp bonus or magical item		Acts above and beyond the call of duty: 100 to 1000 gp bonus or magical item.<br>
	Single handedly completing the entire mission: 400 gp, celebration		Single handedly completing the entire mission: 400 gp, celebration.<br>
	Defending many innocents from certain death: 200 gp bonus, celebration		Defending many innocents from certain death: 200 gp bonus, celebration.<br>
	Saving nobles unrelated to the mission from certain doom: 500 gp bonus, celebration		Saving nobles unrelated to the mission from certain doom: 500 gp bonus, celebration.<br>
	Directly interfering with mission objectives: 50-200 gp penalty		Directly interfering with mission objectives: 50-200 gp penalty.<br>
	Besmirching the name of the Dungeoneers: 100-200 gp penalty, red body paint		Besmirching the name of the Dungeoneers: 100-200 gp penalty, red body paint.<br>
	Letting mission related persons die: 500 gp penalty, a week in the stockades		Letting mission related persons die: 500 gp penalty, a week in the stockades.<br>
	Inaction resulting in the death of team members: 100 gp penalty, a week in the stockades		Inaction resulting in the death of team members: 100 gp penalty, a week in the stockades.<br>

	==Dungeoneer Rules==		==Dungeoneer Rules==