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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Barastrondo" data-source="post: 503786" data-attributes="member: 3820">Y'know, if Anon considers sleeping with a Holy Liberator's girlfriend (not his lawful wedded wife, merely his girlfriend) blasphemy, I dunno if he'd raise arms against a Holy Liberator. (Plus, the false account of bedding Pris "in considerable detail" might actually, um, not fool Anon if his Wisdom is where it should be and if the conspirators think Prisantha is more... experienced than she was. Of course, the Iuzians might always have been scrying on Pris and Anon... you naughty people!) Still, even if it's not that much of a Liberators-crushing victory to have a false wanton Pris utterly crushing poor Anon's high esteem of that wonderful Enchantress of Verbobonc who just made him see life in a whole new light, it's still enough of a petty evil to make an Iuzian giggle. It had occurred to me earlier that if I was a member of the He Man Heydricus Haters Club, and Heydricus' conquest of my girl had left me feeling both angry and kind of impotent, I'd probably be trying to get revenge by adding Prisantha to my list of conquests. It would make a slighted fellow feel better on both accounts — revenge, and who's the studmuffin now? A pre-arranged fling with a false Prisantha would be perhaps not quite as satisfying (well, in a "genuine revenge" sense — we'll leave Prisantha's lack of ranks in Romance out of it), but a heck of a lot safer.After all, Chendl's version of Dangerous Liaisons features a John Malkovich who rips up giants. The average HMHHC member doesn't really want it to come to a duel.At any rate, I'm of the opinion that false Pris (which is an excellent idea), if used, absolutely must be bad, bad, bad... we're talking "having a party and all the gladiators are invited" bad. The kind of outrageous behavior that's so over-the-top, the nobility takes it totally at face value. ("Well, of course that Prisantha behaves like that — she is an Enchantress, and you know what Enchantresses are like. Trafficking with Entities from Beyond and all that, you hear. Probably has that fifth-rate conjurer she travels with summoning incubi for her, I'm sure. I can only imagine the sorts of poxes she might be spreading around... dreadful behavior, really.") Mages are supposed to have larger-than-life reputations, after all.</blockquote>

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