Reply to thread

Message: <blockquote data-quote="Calico_Jack73" data-source="post: 1381129" data-attributes="member: 14403">Sorry for the back to back posts but something occured to me as I hit the post button.  Couldn't the Lady of Pain in fact be Jazirian?  It certainly seems like something that one of the shapers of reality would do.  Her word in Sigil is law and is absolute.  As the paragon of Lawful Good wouldn't that mean that possibly in her mind the utmost form of Lawful Good would be Liberty and Freedom.  Even the good gods exert their will upon their followers for selfish reasons (D&D gods are not perfect) and that isn't freedom.  Maybe she became the Lady to provide a place where true freedom and liberty exist.  Sigil is the only place where a being can truly be free of the influence of the gods or any other controlling entity.  Seeing what she does to people who pray to her it seems strangely similar to the idea of Asmodeus getting power from non-believers.  Maybe both get weaker from the power of belief.Things that make you go Hmmmmmm....</blockquote>