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If a party member acquiesces to their crime and gets imprisoned, they will have their inventory stripped and be instantly teleported to a designated jail zone. They will retain any equipment they're wearing but lose access to their weapons, torches, instruments, and the rest of their inventory. The apprehended character's inventory is placed, in full, within a nearby '''Equipment chest''' while any items they stole (if caught for thievery) will be in an '''Evidence chest'''.  

Each of these jail cells has methods of escape baked in so that the character can, with enough ingenuity, escape on their own. For example, the jail cell in the Emerald Grove has a breakable wall and back exit along the side of a cliff.

 

If a party member uses {{SAI|Disguise Self}} to commit a crime while looking like someone else and then dismisses it before escaping, or vice versa, they can walk freely in front of guards without being recognized as an escapee. This only works once per character and per jail, any subsequent escape from the same jail with the use of this spell will result in being recognized and caught immediately. This doesn't seem to work in Act 3's [[Lower City]], as guards will recognize party members no matter what.