Organizations whose primary activities are criminal in nature. This category includes thieves guilds and gangs.

2015年9月3日 · Most gangs will attempt to consolidate power to control the criminal enterprises in their territory. (Twenty-one is a lot of gangs! More likely there are two to five, or two to five dominant ones with many others that ally themselves to one of the bigger ones.) Are they at all odds with the authorities?

2015年9月15日 · So you want to slum it in the crime-ridden districts of a city in a medieval-fantasy setting? You're going to need a lot of interesting and unique urban gangs. I've been mulling over this thought since responding to this post regarding flavorful gangs for urban adventures.

Compendium - Sources->Dungeons & Dragons->Waterdeep: Dungeon of the Mad Mage What Dwells Here? Aside from hungry monsters, a bandit gang has made its home here, as have bugbears and goblins in league with the beholder crime lord known as Xanathar.

2018年2月14日 · The Ivory Jacks - Led by the large, mustachioed Rupert Quakesly, the Ivory Jacks are the city's premier white collar gang. They deal in upper class drugs, underground fight rings, brothels, casinos, and they have their hands in the pockets of most politicians.

The Dead Rats were a street gang operating in Luskan and Neverwinter on the northern Sword Coast.[1][2] The Dead Rats were loosely allied with the Coin Spinners gang.[3] The gang was most notable for having a large number of wererats within their ranks.[1][2] In …

Organized crime can go by many different names – mafia, gang, mob, cartel- and has been prevalent in every culture for thousands of years, so it makes perfect sense to include them the world of Dungeons and Dragons. If your players are up for it, have them join the lucrative and dangerous realm of racketeering. This article will discuss:

2015年9月16日 · Yesterday, I shared some random tables for urban gangs I had written up for quickly fleshing out criminal gangs operating on the streets of a city. But there are so many different types of criminal groups that can be encountered over the course of a D&D adventure.

Gangsters are well-dressed rogues that operate both in and out of the shadows. Typically involved in organized crime, employed as bodyguards, or working as town guards, they sit outside the scope of most traditional enforcement.

The Redbrands, sometimes called the Redbrand Ruffians, were a group of bandits and brigands active in the resettled frontier town of Phandalin and nearby Triboar Trail region in the late 15 th century DR. [1]