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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mamba" data-source="post: 8816876" data-attributes="member: 7034611">Maybe you should continue with your quote“Yes,” he continued, seeing their astonishment, “the Kingpriest of Istar was a good man. Does that surprise you? It shouldn’t, because both of you have seen what goodness like that can do. You’ve seen it in the elves, the ancient embodiment of good! It breeds intolerance, rigidity, a belief that because I am right, those who don’t believe as I do are wrong. “We gods saw the danger this complacency was bringing upon the world. We saw that much good was being destroyed, simply because it wasn’t understood."So yes, he called him as good man, but a misguided good man whose actions cause a lot of evil. 'The road to hell is paved with good intentions' comes to mindFits perfectly with my earlier quote“They do unspeakable things in your name, my god,” he whispered, so softly he did little more than mouth the words. “They spread woe in the name of righteousness, hatred in the name of virtue. They are blind to you, dazzled by the Kingpriest’s light. Please, in the name of all who have suffered falsely in your name … in the name of the darkness and the light … let it end."</blockquote>