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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Nightbreeze" data-source="post: 4402700" data-attributes="member: 46755">I could explain it to you, bit think Mostin the Metagnostic (of course, with wild variations) In the hardly probable case that you never read Sepulchrave's story hour, I am thinking about a character that is hardly probable: as a matter of fact he is highly active and arrogant, and the center of the universe is him. Not because he things that he is the center of the universe, but because what matters most to him is his personal path of becoming , and although there may be causes that are greater for thousands of people, they are not greater for him. And thus the only difference between a god and a mortal is merely a difference of power and influence. Same goes of the eternal dilemma between good and evil, law and chaos. As for now he is unconcerned with such matters, although he recognizes that at some point he may become more involved. But that would be a result of his own path, and not because someone "converts" him.Also, he is prone to wild philosophical speculations, as well as magical, of course, and is fully willing to explain them to anyone willing to listen to him. As a matter of fact, even if that anyone is not willing, and thus he is almost always speaking.</blockquote>