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<blockquote data-quote="StreamOfTheSky" data-source="post: 5837133" data-attributes="member: 35909">-Genocide is always evil.&nbsp; EXTREMELY evil.&nbsp; Regardless of your &quot;reasons.&quot;- The fiends made it plain as day V wasn't under any sort of influence, even if that was a legitimate excuse.&nbsp; (And it's not, V CHOSE that influence, just as someone who drinks and drives chose to combine those two activities)- D&amp;D assumes a caster knows every aspect of the spell you're casting, right down to the exact range in ft it can be used out to.&nbsp; Anyone who thinks V didn't realize how &quot;widespread&quot; the spell would be are deluding themselves.That is all.[sblock]Actually, it's not.&nbsp; I saw speculation this would happen for weeks now.&nbsp; I didn't want to believe it, and still don't want to.&nbsp; Because this stupid Epic spell is looking ludicrously, insanely, entire-plot-of-the-comic-breaking powerful.&nbsp; Xykon is a threat to the fabric of reality and he could never create a spell with a FRACTION of that power.&nbsp; It wipes out creatures across all distance and the planes, with no save or SR apparently allowed (I've yet to see a single survivor).&nbsp; Whoever this Haerta was, however long ago she existed, the fact that she did exist and had such world-shattering power yet there's no records or lore of her at all is simply unbelievable.&nbsp; Literally, I refuse to believe it.&nbsp; That's just bs.&nbsp; Whatever took her down before she could use that spell herself had to be one of the single most epic, important events in all of world history, possibly second only to the Snarl.&nbsp; I'm very displeased the spell's being given such insane power AND being glossed over so much.[/sblock]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="StreamOfTheSky, post: 5837133, member: 35909"] -Genocide is always evil. EXTREMELY evil. Regardless of your "reasons." - The fiends made it plain as day V wasn't under any sort of influence, even if that was a legitimate excuse. (And it's not, V CHOSE that influence, just as someone who drinks and drives chose to combine those two activities) - D&D assumes a caster knows every aspect of the spell you're casting, right down to the exact range in ft it can be used out to. Anyone who thinks V didn't realize how "widespread" the spell would be are deluding themselves. That is all. [sblock]Actually, it's not. I saw speculation this would happen for weeks now. I didn't want to believe it, and still don't want to. Because this stupid Epic spell is looking ludicrously, insanely, entire-plot-of-the-comic-breaking powerful. Xykon is a threat to the fabric of reality and he could never create a spell with a FRACTION of that power. It wipes out creatures across all distance and the planes, with no save or SR apparently allowed (I've yet to see a single survivor). Whoever this Haerta was, however long ago she existed, the fact that she did exist and had such world-shattering power yet there's no records or lore of her at all is simply unbelievable. Literally, I refuse to believe it. That's just bs. Whatever took her down before she could use that spell herself had to be one of the single most epic, important events in all of world history, possibly second only to the Snarl. I'm very displeased the spell's being given such insane power AND being glossed over so much.[/sblock] [/QUOTE]

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