>>The Battlerager helpfile leaves no room for soft goofies.
>>The Tablet and the War room stuff also urgely "recommend" to
>>slay mages.

>"Recommend" isn't the same as "do this or face the
>consequences".

Those "recommendations" are pretty much orders (thus quited).
War room plaque quote:
II: The enemies of the village are many and will vary with circumstance. As
the village was formed by betrayal so do they war upon the very essence of
that betrayal. The true mages of Thera, the conjurors, necromancers,
transmuters, shapeshifters, invokers and anti-paladins have the taint so deep
within them, that only death will cleanse them of it.

>Furthermore, the Battle helpfile states "BattleRagers have
>dedicated
>their lives to the study of warfare, and focused that study
>and their
>rage upon the destruction of magic."
>
>Seems to me the focus is on destroying magic, not necessarily
>magi.
>I think with the introduction of the veil, you see a lot more
>room for this
>kind of RP/variation in the cabal than you might have in the
>past.

Quoting the Ragers' helpfile again:
BATTLE BATTLERAGERS RAGERS VILLAGE 'BATTLE RAGERS' VILLAGERS
The ancient betrayal of the anti-magic army by the Mages of Order during the
Chaos wars led to the formation of the BattleRagers, a dedicated group who
seek the utter obliteration of the sources of magic and those who practice the
arcane arts.

>Goodies being held to a higher moral standard than other
>aligns, would
>you prefer if they weren't allowed in this cabal? Because it
>sounds like
>that's the only real option you're willing to accept.

I would rather let them kill good mages.
Something like "they don't see them as truly good because they destroy lands with magic and make all of us unhappy".