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* Common in ''[[The Elder Scrolls]]''. One of the first NPCs the player meets in ''[[The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind]]'' even outright tells the player such criminals have no rights under Imperial law.
* Bandit parties in ''[[Mount & Blade]]'' are generally the weakest non-civilian party on the world map and, unlike civilians, nothing negative happens if you kill them. After the early game groups of "deserters" start spawning, which are functionally identical except for being stronger fighters.
* In ''[[Warcraft]] III'', bandits are a common type of unaligned creep. They can "Shadowmeld" to turn invisible at night, and the stronger ones have some tricks, but generally are no match for a hero with decent backup.
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