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** This also explains why you get points towards Good for [[spoiler: assassinating the matron mother of House Maeviir in [=HotU=]: her daughter thinks she would pull a FaceHeelTurn if the Valsharess attacks, and since you're helping the Seer stop her plans, you've helped the rebels out that much more.]]
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** This also explains why you get points towards Good for [[spoiler: assassinating the matron mother of House Maeviir in [=HotU=]: her daughter thinks she would pull a FaceHeelTurn if the Valsharess attacks, attacks (and is in fact entirely correct), and since you're helping the Seer stop her plans, you've helped the rebels out that much more.]]
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*** Also while an imp is evil by nature this particular one is just working in a quarry, not bothering anyone, so has done nothing to justify killing him. Even in a reality where morality is something that can be objectively measured it's still not okay to kill someone for how they feel rather than what they've done.
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* Why do you get evil points on the KarmaMeter for feeding an imp through a rock crusher? Imps are freaking ''devils.'' In ForgottenRealms cosmology, they're literally MadeOfEvil! How can it be evil to kill one?
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* Why do you get evil points on the KarmaMeter for feeding an imp through a rock crusher? Imps are freaking ''devils.'' In ForgottenRealms TabletopGame/ForgottenRealms cosmology, they're literally MadeOfEvil! How can it be evil to kill one?
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** Under a certain interpretation of the alignment system, intent and actions matter. Imps are evil creatures, but they're still sentient and capable of experiencing pain, and getting one killed in such a cruel way could still be considered an evil act. It's the same thought process that tends to describe your average Inquisitor type as lawful evil rather than lawful good.
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** Under a certain interpretation of the alignment system, intent and actions matter. Imps are evil creatures, but they're still sentient and capable of experiencing pain, and getting one killed in such a cruel way could still be considered an evil act. It's the same thought process that tends to describe your average Inquisitor type as lawful evil rather than lawful good.good.
** This also explains why you get points towards Good for [[spoiler: assassinating the matron mother of House Maeviir in [=HotU=]: her daughter thinks she would pull a FaceHeelTurn if the Valsharess attacks, and since you're helping the Seer stop her plans, you've helped the rebels out that much more.]]
** This also explains why you get points towards Good for [[spoiler: assassinating the matron mother of House Maeviir in [=HotU=]: her daughter thinks she would pull a FaceHeelTurn if the Valsharess attacks, and since you're helping the Seer stop her plans, you've helped the rebels out that much more.]]
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* Why do you get evil points on the KarmaMeter for feeding an imp through a rock crusher? Imps are freaking ''devils.'' In ForgottenRealms cosmology, they're literally MadeOfEvil! How can it be evil to kill one?
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* Why do you get evil points on the KarmaMeter for feeding an imp through a rock crusher? Imps are freaking ''devils.'' In ForgottenRealms cosmology, they're literally MadeOfEvil! How can it be evil to kill one?one?
** Under a certain interpretation of the alignment system, intent and actions matter. Imps are evil creatures, but they're still sentient and capable of experiencing pain, and getting one killed in such a cruel way could still be considered an evil act. It's the same thought process that tends to describe your average Inquisitor type as lawful evil rather than lawful good.
** Under a certain interpretation of the alignment system, intent and actions matter. Imps are evil creatures, but they're still sentient and capable of experiencing pain, and getting one killed in such a cruel way could still be considered an evil act. It's the same thought process that tends to describe your average Inquisitor type as lawful evil rather than lawful good.
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* Why do you get evil points on the KarmaMeter for feeding an imp through a rock crusher? Imps are freaking ''devils.'' In ForgottenRealms cosmology, they're literally MadeOfEvil! How can it be evil to kill one?
