Diplomatic Immunity OOC: The Next Thread

[Rystil Arden]

I think I'm going to take of for the night... Nighty night all.

G'night.

 

[Bront]

Night BS

 

[Brother Shatterstone]

Okay, PM sent, Bump made, I'm gone.

 

[Bront]

[sblock=RA]Why do I get the feeling that what she wants to do is somehow wrong and doomed to go poorly? It's a shame she's realy offered Vasha one of the few things she's weak for.[/sblock]

 

[Rystil Arden]

[SBLOCK=Bront]
Everyone has some weakness that will turn them to the Dark Side
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[Bront]

[sblock=RA]THat's what I'm worried about though, because ultimately she won't do something that is realy dark, but reviving the dead morality is generaly somewhat confusing[/sblock]

 

[Rystil Arden]

[SBLOCK=Bront]
Agreed. It's a good question: Would a Nymph be willing to perform a Necromancy[Evil] ritual, which notably has the Evil descriptor and is thus an evil act, in order to perform the good result of resurrecting a good person.
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[Bront]

[sblock=RA]What she's looking for is if it has that Evil descriptor. Obviosly, it's not like she can just ask Alyz I generaly dislike moral quandries termed in the Alignment system, especialy the Evil is not always apparent, or in some cases, simply arbitrary.

Hense Vasha seeking guidance.[/sblock]

 

[Rystil Arden]

[SBLOCK=Bront]
Well, it's hard to tell if it will have the Evil descriptor. There are some things that are no less evil the others but randomly have it, so in that sense, yeah, moral quandaries defined by the alignment system are weird. Would Vasha not do it if it has the Evil descriptor, even if it didn't involve any overtly evil acts?
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[Bront]

[sblock=RA]If it's not overtly evil, she'd do it, but she's trying to find out if it is, and in this matter, she doesn't trust Alyz's judgement.[/sblock]