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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Faolyn" data-source="post: 8818446" data-attributes="member: 6915329">Methinks you need to reread the alignment sections of the books.And yes, a single act if the order of magnitude of genocide would, in fact, change alignments. Because the murder of thousands of people is, in fact, thousands of different acts. When the gods said "let's kill them all," that was an act of evil.When the gods said "there's no need to try to only kill the leaders and try to redeem the rest," that was an act of evil.When the gods said "let's stop giving our divine blessings to everyone because of the actions of this one group," that was an act of evil.When the gods chose a method of genocide that seriously and negatively affected people who weren't even in Istar and had nothing to do with the kingpriest, that was an act of evil.When the gods asked their priests to abandon the world instead of asking them to stay and tend to their flocks, who would certainly be confused and frightened and in need of guidance, that was an act of evil. When the gods chose to ignore the people who pleaded for aid, to the point that those people felt they had no choice but to turn to other gods, that was an act of evil. The gods didn't just commit a single act of evil.</blockquote>