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<blockquote data-quote="Jürgen Hubert" data-source="post: 3909104" data-attributes="member: 7177">Does he have the same priorities as you, though? What kind of economy does he see as &quot;best&quot;? And is it truly going to be one that benefits the greatest number of people?Easier said than done.What if the gods are remote and don't meddle in the affairs of the mortal realm directly (or might not even exist, as in Eberron)?&nbsp; What if the religious strife is simply the result of decades or even centuries of mutual resentment threatening to boil over - and thus can't be easily solved by orders from high?Better hope he has a good Craft(architecture), too - or else the new constructions might be rather unstable over the long run.Besides, this won't stimulate the economy like a normal civic engineering project would. By doing all the work for your citizens, you ensure that they won't have any work.Ah, so you don't have any ethical problems with using long-term mind control magic on others?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jürgen Hubert, post: 3909104, member: 7177"] Does he have the same priorities as you, though? What kind of economy does he see as "best"? And is it truly going to be one that benefits the greatest number of people? Easier said than done. What if the gods are remote and don't meddle in the affairs of the mortal realm directly (or might not even exist, as in Eberron)? What if the religious strife is simply the result of decades or even centuries of mutual resentment threatening to boil over - and thus can't be easily solved by orders from high? Better hope he has a good Craft(architecture), too - or else the new constructions might be rather unstable over the long run. Besides, this won't stimulate the economy like a normal civic engineering project would. By doing all the work for your citizens, you ensure that they won't [i]have[/i] any work. Ah, so you don't have any ethical problems with using long-term mind control magic on others? [/QUOTE]

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