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<blockquote data-quote="Alyx" data-source="post: 90012" data-attributes="member: 623">Re: Alyx-That changed rather fast, did it not?&nbsp; Your attacks came sudden and swift, all the more for the time you spent planning them.&nbsp; You cannot expect us to believe that you were trying to build peace with us during those years, or that your machinery of war was idle.-As I was repeating a parable, I can hardly be faulted if my heroes seem brighter then they are in real life.&nbsp; A parable of grim heroes would not be one that lasted long.&nbsp; Yet sometimes rebels have a rightful cause, even in our real world of Oerth.-But why DID they start it?&nbsp; For fun, entertainment?&nbsp; &quot;Let's rebel, see if it works!&quot;&nbsp; Few revlutions are without reason.&nbsp; That is true of this one.-Alas, saviours are not always good people.&nbsp; Belief has power in our world, but it cannot change that truth.-Opression?&nbsp; When have we oppressed?&nbsp; Has the Oerth Alliance ever sought to dictate to other nations who were not of hostile intent towards us?&nbsp; If the Oerth Alliance was as bad as you claim, it would not have grown as it has.-In our world, where the truth is a spell away, history is written by any who can see it.&nbsp; Any hate towards us is unjustified.&nbsp; No hate is worth the death you have rained upon us in this war.-Why then your attack on our people?-Now you return to your sue for peace.&nbsp; Forrester, it is true, commited grave acts in his war.&nbsp; I have not been to Toril myself, although many of my allies have, but I will take their word that beyond our world is another of great beauty and peace.&nbsp; Forrester has proved himself to me by becoming a power for peace when he was an only power.&nbsp; The fate of a world was in his hands, he he kept it afloat.&nbsp; Would you do the same?Perhaps.&nbsp; But truly, I think not.There.&nbsp; I have nitpicked at your message as you have mine.&nbsp; I will let you take the initiative.As always, a pleasure to debate...The red elf.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Alyx, post: 90012, member: 623"] [b]Re: Alyx[/b] -That changed rather fast, did it not? Your attacks came sudden and swift, all the more for the time you spent planning them. You cannot expect us to believe that you were trying to build peace with us during those years, or that your machinery of war was idle. -As I was repeating a parable, I can hardly be faulted if my heroes seem brighter then they are in real life. A parable of grim heroes would not be one that lasted long. Yet sometimes rebels have a rightful cause, even in our real world of Oerth. -But why DID they start it? For fun, entertainment? "Let's rebel, see if it works!" Few revlutions are without reason. That is true of this one. -Alas, saviours are not always good people. Belief has power in our world, but it cannot change that truth. -Opression? When have we oppressed? Has the Oerth Alliance ever sought to dictate to other nations who were not of hostile intent towards us? If the Oerth Alliance was as bad as you claim, it would not have grown as it has. -In our world, where the truth is a spell away, history is written by any who can see it. Any hate towards us is unjustified. No hate is worth the death you have rained upon us in this war. -Why then your attack on our people? -Now you return to your sue for peace. Forrester, it is true, commited grave acts in his war. I have not been to Toril myself, although many of my allies have, but I will take their word that beyond our world is another of great beauty and peace. Forrester has proved himself to me by becoming a power for peace when he was an only power. The fate of a world was in his hands, he he kept it afloat. Would you do the same? Perhaps. But truly, I think not. There. I have nitpicked at your message as you have mine. I will let you take the initiative. As always, a pleasure to debate... The red elf. [/QUOTE]

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