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<blockquote data-quote="KarinsDad" data-source="post: 1901638" data-attributes="member: 2011">And all I am saying that killing a summoned creature is not an evil act.Period.Why?Because the creature cannot die in that case. Killing a summoned creature is the moral equivalent of putting a human to sleep.The act can be used for good or evil purposes, but the act itself is NOT inherently evil.Even wounding the creature in an attempt to do this is not an evil act because the creature will be &quot;unwounded&quot; within 24 hours as well.People are attempting to equate real world pain, suffering, death, and morality with game extraplaner creature pain, suffering, death, and morality. The two do not equate.In the real world, people do not reform in 24 hours.Wizards do not pull these creatures in and compel them to attack without the creatures consent. Otherwise, these spells are more powerful than Teleport and Domination combined.There must be an agreement between the summoned creatures (or their superiors) and the original crafters of the spell and the spell does not put limitations on how the creatures summoned by it can be used, hence, the summoned creatures did not make that part of their agreement to be part of the spell.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="KarinsDad, post: 1901638, member: 2011"] And all I am saying that killing a summoned creature is not an evil act. Period. Why? Because the creature cannot die in that case. Killing a summoned creature is the moral equivalent of putting a human to sleep. The act can be used for good or evil purposes, but the act itself is NOT inherently evil. Even wounding the creature in an attempt to do this is not an evil act because the creature will be "unwounded" within 24 hours as well. People are attempting to equate real world pain, suffering, death, and morality with game extraplaner creature pain, suffering, death, and morality. The two do not equate. In the real world, people do not reform in 24 hours. Wizards do not pull these creatures in and compel them to attack without the creatures consent. Otherwise, these spells are more powerful than Teleport and Domination combined. There must be an agreement between the summoned creatures (or their superiors) and the original crafters of the spell and the spell does not put limitations on how the creatures summoned by it can be used, hence, the summoned creatures did not make that part of their agreement to be part of the spell. [/QUOTE]

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