I'd like to introduce a sort of game that a small group of friends, and I practice. Sometimes the "rounds" go on for days/weeks... We call it "The Village". We have established a community with like-minded upright (striving) people. We established order, some rules of conduct, we share in responsibilities, and live in a harmonious, peaceful state. The currency is generally barter and trade. We are a family... Not perfet, but it works and for whatever reason the outside world doesn't mess with us.

Then we present "what if scenarios", and discuss solutions. The goal is to come to consensus even though we might not all agree, and we are all committed to maintaining peace, share equally, and be just for generations to come.

Another goal of the game is to do the difficult task... HOW you do it is up to you 100%. Occasionally someone will act as mediator, or more precisely define the variables/rules, but generally speaking the purpose is to learn from one another, because we think differently.

I'll set off the 1st scenario: someone in the village violated you. In order to keep peace you two avoid each other as much as possible. Sometimes you are in the same spaces, but generally speaking you don't speak to each other or make eye contact. 2 years pass. They reach out with a message. Let's make peace.

You don't have a very good opinion of them and don't trust them. They broke things, took back gifts, lied, tried to use you, tried to assasinate your character, didn't put out the fire they started.. Any, or all of these things can be true, but for the sake of the village you are encouraged to reconcile. How do you move forward?