Give mood buff "Justice served" when executing prisoners instead of mood debuff

[Wex]

I just shoot all downed pawns in the head on the battlefield, myself. Anyway, in human societies of all types and throughout a good chunk of history until very recently, it was pretty common to capture the bad guys, have a show trial, and Hang 'Em High. That is if summary executions didn't happen, instead.

We now officilly need a gallows building.
And some mood reworking.

[deslona]

New Misc spot:
Trial area (1x1)

Operates on a similar theme to marriage. Colonists gather around and the pawn 'on trial' stands on the spot. A pawn with the social (warden) skill stands and have a 'deep thought' conversation. There is a roll depending on the wardens skill, then there may (or may not) be an execution. If there is an execution (performed by the warden), it would be using the same mechanic as 'slaughter an animal'.
If there is no execution then there may be a buff or debuff depending on the pawn on trial and their actions/social relationship with other pawns and kill/injury history.
Who said anything about only prisoners being on trial?

[Thirite]

I'm not sure having "Justice served" be a faction specific thing would make the most sense. Why would it only apply to pirates and not raiders from hostile factions? I think it would be better to just have the game check if they killed one of your pawns.

[CannibarRechter]

Well, the Pirates are proforma irredeemable within the game. You cannot, for example, improve your relationships with them by releasing prisoners. It therefore does not seem reasonable that you cannot kill them after they are captured, although I am somewhat entertained by the notion that we could have a gallows and a show trial with any raider.