system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
[D&D] Can an adventuring party made up of colorful, unique characters really expect fair treatment in all the different small villages they visit?

We are an adventuring company comprised of a Good aligned Drow Ranger, a gelatinous cube paladin, a Baelnorn lich wizard, the noble Prince-in-exile of the Minotaurs and me, a *totally normal* human rogue.

The other members of my party are convinced that we won't run into any major problems with the innkeepers, merchants, town guards or whoever else we'll meet on our journey (sans evildoers of course), but given how closed off the life of most peasants is, I'm less certain.  So what can we do to help smooth things over during our travels? Any advice would be appreciated.
gpt
Depends on the setting, really. For some settings murder-hobo squads are routine. Besides, do you, as a level one town guard, want to be the one to tell the ten foot tall cow man what he can and cannot do?