Wheel entries:

• Manipulating Friends: A hero convinces their best friend to help with a plan by lying about the risks involved. They believe the friend's skills are crucial to saving a city, even if it means betraying their trust.
• Revenge Murder: After a villain kills their sibling, the hero tracks down the murderer and kills them in a fit of rage. They feel justified, believing it was the only way to honor their sibling's memory.
• Stealing from the Rich: A hero breaks into a wealthy businessman’s office to steal money, claiming it will be donated to those in need. They feel it's okay because the businessman is corrupt.
• Sabotaging a Rival: A hero sabotages a rival's project, causing it to fail. They believe that by taking down the rival, they can secure funding for their own important work.
• Collateral Damage: During a high-stakes battle, a hero uses explosives that accidentally destroy a nearby building, harming innocent bystanders. They struggle with guilt but think the victory was necessary to stop a greater threat.
• Blackmailing for a Cause: A hero discovers a politician's dark secret and threatens to expose it unless the politician agrees to fund a community project. They believe the ends justify the means, even if it involves coercion.
• Faking Evidence: To catch a notorious criminal, a hero plants false evidence at a crime scene, framing someone else. They think that by doing this, they can finally bring the real criminal to justice.
• Using Hostages: In a tense standoff, a hero takes hostages to negotiate with a villain. They believe that risking innocent lives is worth it to save many more and achieve their goal.