Torborg
Recruit

Who wouldn't know this situation:
You're the leader of a fine army of let's say 10 Knights, 12 Sharpshooters, 1 or two "Heroes" and some other "knights-in-training".
Out of some reason - and though you've allready killed more bandits than there are trees in the land - a bunch of pirates crosses your way and demands money for safe passing. After a short while, the bunch is "somehow" reduced to let's say 5 or 6, whereas your army still counts at least twenty. Fighting goes on, you ride your noble steed right through the remaining enemies, and even though every of your blows make one of them fall, the remaining "wandering XP-points" are still running towards you.
No screaming, no moral dropping, no begging mercy, no trying to escape, no surrender...
Get the point?
If one was the leader of an infamous and undefeated army which bested enemies whose numbers were 10 times higher - don't you think one would deserve a little bit more "respect"? If one sees someone riding through somebody ranks harvesting lives - wouldn't one think about changing tactics?
To make a long story short:
I would like to see fighters (even from my own army) fleeing from battle or dropping on their knees surrendering, begging for mercy. (Especially this noble man whom I'm always told to capture alive
) I want people fall before my knees without beeing decapitated
I would like caravan masters or bandits offering me some of their wares (or prisoners) if I would only let them go.
Would'n this make the world a better - and less deadly - place?

You're the leader of a fine army of let's say 10 Knights, 12 Sharpshooters, 1 or two "Heroes" and some other "knights-in-training".
Out of some reason - and though you've allready killed more bandits than there are trees in the land - a bunch of pirates crosses your way and demands money for safe passing. After a short while, the bunch is "somehow" reduced to let's say 5 or 6, whereas your army still counts at least twenty. Fighting goes on, you ride your noble steed right through the remaining enemies, and even though every of your blows make one of them fall, the remaining "wandering XP-points" are still running towards you.
No screaming, no moral dropping, no begging mercy, no trying to escape, no surrender...
Get the point?
If one was the leader of an infamous and undefeated army which bested enemies whose numbers were 10 times higher - don't you think one would deserve a little bit more "respect"? If one sees someone riding through somebody ranks harvesting lives - wouldn't one think about changing tactics?
To make a long story short:
Would'n this make the world a better - and less deadly - place?