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True immersion will come when you make em fill their taxes.
by dormento 3y ago
True immersion will come when you make em fill their taxes.
- pavel_lishin 3y agoI have a whole story setting idea where a city requires permits for everything, including dying. You didn't fill out your death certificate? Sorry, you don't get to die. I'm just not sure what the PCs would do in that setting, what "problem" there would be for them to solve.
- Tyr42 3y agoI have a friend who had to write intergalactic tax law to do this to his players.
- mcv 3y agoI don't think I've ever had them pay taxes, except for the occasional toll in WFRP, or berthing costs in Traveller (now there's a game that could really turn into a spreadsheet; though we never got that far).
- starkparker 3y agoThe fantasy setting I GM in has a god of taxes, so whenever the party accumulates more than a few thousand gold and aren't spending it, I start sending paladins of the tax god after them at random. Got to a point where the party stumbled across a dragon lair and instead of fighting or bypassing it, the party wanted to go in and ask it for financial management advice. "They have hoards and there aren't any tax collectors here, so dragons must have figured it out!" So I made the dragon be a tax collector. Very motivated fight (they lost).
- jowea 3y agoI can't not post this: https://walsh9.itch.io/dragon-tax-return-simulator-2015 https://walsh9.itch.io/dragon-tax-return-simulator-2015