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<blockquote data-quote="Omegaxicor" data-source="post: 6006403" data-attributes="member: 95351"><p>You said "Why is everyone so fuzzy about what Good means" that is what you were misunderstanding</p><p></p><p></p><p>Your "rules" raised against my ideas are that there are no rules??? Where does it say that gods have alignments based on their actions? Nowhere, so they aren't, by your logic???</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>My idea came from the same place as yours, "the Gods don't involve themselves directly in the affairs of mortals" (I don't know where that is quoted from but somewhere in either the DMG or the PHB but I am away from my books at the moment). Now you take that to mean that they still care about the mortals but they choose not to interfere and I (and most of the people who have posted in this thread) take that to mean that Gods consider themselves above mortals and since they manipulate mortals on a daily basis they see them as expendable unless they have a purpose, once they have completed that purpose they become expendable</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Omegaxicor, post: 6006403, member: 95351"] You said "Why is everyone so fuzzy about what Good means" that is what you were misunderstanding Your "rules" raised against my ideas are that there are no rules??? Where does it say that gods have alignments based on their actions? Nowhere, so they aren't, by your logic??? My idea came from the same place as yours, "the Gods don't involve themselves directly in the affairs of mortals" (I don't know where that is quoted from but somewhere in either the DMG or the PHB but I am away from my books at the moment). Now you take that to mean that they still care about the mortals but they choose not to interfere and I (and most of the people who have posted in this thread) take that to mean that Gods consider themselves above mortals and since they manipulate mortals on a daily basis they see them as expendable unless they have a purpose, once they have completed that purpose they become expendable [/QUOTE]
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