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<blockquote data-quote="Arkhandus" data-source="post: 3671006" data-attributes="member: 13966"><p>So. Rare and expensive means can actually be taken by mortal clerics or something to try redeeming a fiend, assuming they can make the fiend obey long enough to force it under the process, or to trap it long enough to argue it away from the path of evil and then try to use powerful magics to make it forsake evil once its will has been worn down.</p><p></p><p>And because someone can, with a Herculean effort and extremely rare circumstances, and nearly Epic levels of personal power, manage to make a fiend give up its evil ways and become a redeemed Outsider.....that makes it somehow badwrong to expect the vast, vast majority of fiends to be irredeemable and far too dangerous to allow surviving? That's supposed to make it badwrong for Paladins to slay fiends, as they have sworn to do? Especially low level ones who have nowhere near the resources necessary to even make the slightest, least-likely-for-success attempt at drawing a fiend away from its pure-evil nature?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Arkhandus, post: 3671006, member: 13966"] So. Rare and expensive means can actually be taken by mortal clerics or something to try redeeming a fiend, assuming they can make the fiend obey long enough to force it under the process, or to trap it long enough to argue it away from the path of evil and then try to use powerful magics to make it forsake evil once its will has been worn down. And because someone can, with a Herculean effort and extremely rare circumstances, and nearly Epic levels of personal power, manage to make a fiend give up its evil ways and become a redeemed Outsider.....that makes it somehow badwrong to expect the vast, vast majority of fiends to be irredeemable and far too dangerous to allow surviving? That's supposed to make it badwrong for Paladins to slay fiends, as they have sworn to do? Especially low level ones who have nowhere near the resources necessary to even make the slightest, least-likely-for-success attempt at drawing a fiend away from its pure-evil nature? [/QUOTE]
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