Gez
First Post
Domination is no more evil than a sword or a fireball is.
Yep. It's neutral, and it can be an evil act.
Domination is no more evil than a sword or a fireball is.
jmucchiello said:Never a good reason? One can always contrive a "good" reason for anything:
Someone is about to throw themselves off a cliff to his death because he is depressed. You, a wizard, have only dominate person in memory. Are you saying preventing that death with domination is not good? Free Will is more important than Life? If the depression is temporary, won't he thank the wizard for preventing him from taking a foolish action?
Domination is no more evil than a sword or a fireball is.
Gothmog said:Using dominate person to do something "evil" in order to accomplish something "good" in the long run doesn't still justify the action to a LG or NG character (CG might be an exception, but rarely).
Kahuna Burger said:
An emoticon of a giant red herring being waved about which could be used to cut down on the length of the silly posts in question? WHAT?
gggrrrrrrr......
Kahuna burger
Yep. That's why it has the [Evil] descriptor.The Freak said:Domination is Always Evil.
Thresher said:D&D is this
Hack & Burn someone to death when they dont deserve it.
Bad
Make someone jump to their death when they dont deserve it.
Bad
Hack & Burn someone to death when they have commited some evil deeds
Good
Make someone jump to their death because they commited some evil deeds
Good
Hack & Burn someone to death to prevent them doing something naughty
Ambiguous/Nuetral
Make some jump up and down naked covered in penut butter while throwing toast at them to stop them doing bad things.
...maybe Ambiguous... maybe Chaotic Nuetral...
Its that damn easy.
Thresher said:Have a cry and a lie down pet, youve obviously dented something.
Are you saying that in your games players have not and will not kill a creature unless forced to by that creature's own unequivocal acts of aggression? Note that IMO the actions of other creatures of the same race, culture, social group, or geographic area do not constitute an unequivocal act of aggression on the part of an indivdual.Kahuna Burger said:A special code we can put in our sigs that indicates we have not played a game post teenaged years (or maybe never) where we 'invaded' any living area without an unequivicol agressive act drawing us in?