Does this mean that you advocate the dispatching of of US Special Forces teams to domestic disturbance calls?
There is such a thing as economy of force.
We don't send Special Forces to deal with domestic disturbance calls because they aren't any good at it. We send Sheriff's Office men and women to go in and talk to people, because that's what they are trained for.
If, on the other hand, we had Special Forces who were somehow also better at dealing with domestic disturbance and investigation, then it would be retarded not to send them.
The same, of course, goes for every other alignment. There's always going to be plenty for an adventuring party to do.
If you make this assumption, then there are again no constraints on player action. Whatever you do, the only way the big cheeses of one of the alignments is going to come down on you is if you randomly end up being the latest guy to be scry and died that hour - a decision made by the DM. And also no matter what you do you could end up being that victim if the DM so chooses.
So there's nothing to stop you from doing any thing you particularly want to do, because anything you do or don't do carries the same virtually meaningless chance that you'll win the lottery and be slain in a scry and die crossfire by some high level plot device.
If you posit that people of every team are just running around doing stuff all the time, and giant unstoppable fists descend out of the sky sometimes and remove players from the board - there is absolutely positively no incentive whatsoever to do or not do anything.
So go ahead and rob the commoners, steal from the magic item stores, go nuts. It absolutely doesn't matter, because no matter what you do it carries a virtually equal risk.
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Welcome to feudalism! A wonderous world in which the entire justification of the government and tax system is based on mafia-style protection. That is, everyone owes allegiance and pays taxes only because it would go worse for them if they didn't. Either because you wouldn't protect them otherwise or because you are going to go mess them up if they don't.
Which means that if you kill the dragon you are by definition the lord of the land. Think about that for a while.
-Username17