Here's the thing about assumptions - they're a valuable tool. If I explain my assumption to you, and you refute it in a polite and intelligent manner, then I gain some understanding of the situation. If you don't refute it, then again - I gain some understanding of the situation - namely that the situation is as I had assumed.Hawken said:Again with your assumptions. Is that a hobby of yours or a compulsion?
More assumptions. Must be a compulsion. Make all the assumptions you want, it really does make an ASS out of U, not ME.
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You brought up the possibility that a vampire could not gain sustainence from animals. Further you seem to classify feeding from animals as some sort of horrendous evil act.It's not my "vampires must eat people" line. You're the one that came up with that. Take credit for your own fallacies and don't try passing them off as others' ideas.
Eating meat = murder. Humans cannot gain sufficient sustainence from vegetables. Therefore paladins cannot adventure with anyone who is not a vegetarian. That's the sort of leap that you're making to say "paladins can never adventure with a vampire".Hey! You're finally getting it! Those are the reasons WHY a paladin doesn't work with a Vampire! That's why a paladin that does work with a Vampire and let's (and by "let's", I mean not making the Vamp answer for its actions sooner or later) a Vampire feed on someone isn't going to be a paladin much longer! Good job! You finally clued in!
Maybe you could actually put forward a convincing argument here, instead of ad-hominem stuff...Maybe you should join the Olympic track team where you're at. You're so good at jumping to conclusions, I don't think anyone could out jump you!
Sure - but drinking someone's blood isn't necessarily torture. My dictionaries primary entry for "torture", and the only one which doesn't mean that paladins cannot attack another creature, is "The infliction of severe bodily pain, as punishment or a means of persuasion". Drinking someone's blood to live doesn't come under that heading.Torture is an evil act. Desecrating/mutilating corpses is an evil act.
Oh, you mean like saving the world?Drinking people's blood, straight from the vein/artery is an act that follows an assault on someone else, which is also a crime (and thus an evil act).
You just said that anything that follows an assault on someone is a crime. Prior to that you said that causing anything (including animals) harm was evil.None of these have to do with being vegetarian or being a pacifist.
lonesoldier said:Allright, I have another vamp question. Do vampires gain the bonuses and penalties for aging? Or just the bonuses? Or something?

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Rulebook featuring "high magic" options, including a host of new spells.