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Message: <blockquote data-quote="RonYon" data-source="post: 1764672" data-attributes="member: 17396">Peoples of the book...This whole debate reminds me of situtions in RL where a group of discontents struggle to change the teachings of their group.Never mind that the basis of their professed belief involves a top down dictation of "revealed trueth", and not a trueth built democraticly or consensously.So they stuggle on, and eventually they either A)Manage to get the changes they wanted, or B) Leave the orginzation to start a new one that teaches the "real trueth". In the event of B), no big deal, unless the new orginization takes to many resources with it.In the event of A), there will almost certainly be a schism caused, resulting in the conservative elements leaving the organiztion to preseve the purity of the "one true trueth".So, what does this mean?Undead are evil.That is the revealed trueth dictated from the top of this here organization.Reasons dont matter, the man has had his say.Those who dont like it can either lump it, plead thier case until the man gives in, or play with varient rules<gasp!>.If wotc does hear the cries of the necromancer inthe wilderness,takes pity on his plight and makes the undead nuetral, then we can expect the true belivers to either ; lump it,like it(cause wotcs word is and should be law),plaed their case for a roll back to the good old days, or play with varient rules<gasp!>.No one is likly to quit playing D20 behind this, they will just be left feeling either gratified or dissatisfied ....No real corpes or souls will be missused.No one will be saved .</blockquote>

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