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<blockquote data-quote="Sir Whiskers" data-source="post: 1164396" data-attributes="member: 6941">Not sure how much this will help, but what jumped out at me is that the modrons can disagree, without either leader being &quot;broken&quot;, so to speak. All you have to do is change an underlying assumption. Taking the clock analogy, what if one of the leaders perceives time moving slightly faster than &quot;normal&quot;. He wants the clock built such that it is one second faster over a 24-hour period than the other leader wants. That's such a small difference, only modron's would care. But because they do care, the pc's will have to really dig into things to: 1. determine what the dispute is all about in the first place and, 2. which of the leaders is perceiving time &quot;wrong&quot;. Of course, if you want to be really mean, have time move at different rates depending on where in the valley you are, so that under certain circumstances both modrons are right!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sir Whiskers, post: 1164396, member: 6941"] Not sure how much this will help, but what jumped out at me is that the modrons can disagree, without either leader being "broken", so to speak. All you have to do is change an underlying assumption. Taking the clock analogy, what if one of the leaders perceives time moving slightly faster than "normal". He wants the clock built such that it is one second faster over a 24-hour period than the other leader wants. That's such a small difference, only modron's would care. But because they do care, the pc's will have to really dig into things to: 1. determine what the dispute is all about in the first place and, 2. which of the leaders is perceiving time "wrong". Of course, if you want to be really mean, have time move at different rates depending on where in the valley you are, so that under certain circumstances both modrons are right! [/QUOTE]

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