Reply to thread

Message: <blockquote data-quote="Herremann the Wise" data-source="post: 1321589" data-attributes="member: 11300">Hypersmurf,...and so it depends. If the Cat's Grace was used primarily to assist someone escape or avoid violence then sure, if it was to allow the archer to better plug some creature, then the request would be denied with a frowned face. Just because he's good does not mean he's stupid about it. There will be occasions that such spells could be used. However, the intention behind the wanting of such things is normally obvious. As for bless, it makes the character slightly more courageous which normally means that they see conflict as a less risky option than perhaps they should - at least in the eyes of the pacifist. Isn't running away in fear avoiding violence anyway?I suppose I'm just trying to highlight the difference between spells that protect creatures versus ones that directly or indirectly assist in seeing violence as a course of valid action - a path the true pacifist will never walk down. Again I highlight the difference between a character who has taken the Vow of Non-Violence and the one who has also taken on the Vow of Peace. The Vow of Peace truly borders upon the fanatical and so in my opinion, is more an option for NPCs rather than PCs.Best RegardsHerremann the WiseBest RegardsHerremann the Wise</blockquote>