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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Gez" data-source="post: 2329286" data-attributes="member: 1328">It encompasses: the relationship between mortals and gods, the survival or death of an evil empire, the fate of the elven race (two, formerly three, elven PCs... *sigh*), the continued existence of the PC's homeworld (threatened to get destroyed like an eggshell when the growing fiendishworld within will finally burst free), and the continued existence of the universe itself (the Nihil (think Far Realm) is wanting to delete this obnoxious pocket of reality that stains its glorious nonbeing).I'm going to send them a lot of mortal quandaries, lose/lose choices, and other situations when responsability is a burden. For example, if/when they'll learn that ethergaunts are only wanting to exterminate all other sentient races because the Khen Zai philosopher-seers have determined this was the only way to prevent utter annihilation of the universe by the Far Realm... Can they, despite their comparatively very limited intellect, find another way? Or when they'll be revealed that the evil artifact they're trying to destroy is the quickest, simplest, "fusslessest" way to bring the downfall of an evil empire (and discharge the artifact from its magic in the process, rendering it a mundane and unwieldly weapon rather than a terrifying undead-producing supernaturally sharp sword). Can they use it despite the resulting taint that would stick to them? Can they trust their informers on this? Will it bring other consequences?</blockquote>

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