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#4236, "RE: why not"
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For the most part I agree with this. I have watched evil use good and been perfectly ok with. A for instance. An imperial took a good tribunal to raid outlander, and basically tossed him in front to be a meat shield. Now while I questioned the good trib's motives, the imperial I didn't really have a problem with. Likewise with the scenario of the ranking above to get unholy blessing. I could think of a thousand scenarios were using good guys is fine, alot of times even good roleplaying. However, when it's a constant thing with the goal being to empower an entire group of people, such as the village, this isn't the case. Do I think players in this situation should get a hint/warning? Yes, which was done. Do I think they should be offered questy goals and rewards for it? Maybe, but not likely.
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why not "test" evilness but offering motive to betray?
[View all] , incognito, Wed 31-Mar-04 06:08 AM
Team Evil vs Team Good,
Soren,
06-Apr-04 10:19 AM, #3
There's a rather messy solution to this.,
Scrimbul,
06-Apr-04 12:10 PM, #4
Why thank you. (nt),
Soren,
23-Apr-04 07:57 AM, #5
RE: why not,
Phaelim (Anonymous),
31-Mar-04 07:02 AM #1
you don't necessarily have to deliver on the promise,
incognito,
31-Mar-04 08:04 AM, #2
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