[Mkguild] Cthulhu in Metamor

[Nigel Gregoire]

I wasn't actually arguing the morality, I was arguing subjective
interpretations, which is way funner.  Yvarra is free to act as her 
character dictates; I just think that if, say, all the cultists are 
murdered in their sleep by some unknown entities, it's reasonable to 
expect the rest of Metamor Keep to take interest.  Especially in a shared 
story setting where it could affect other people's stories.

--
Nigel AKA Thaeus, rodent, splitter of hairs.

On Wed, 13 Aug 2008, Michael Bard wrote:

> So, it's morally right to kill Lutins because "everybody" knows their evil,
> but it is not morally right to kill cultists because they keep their evil
> "secret".  Got it.
> 
> Killing evil is only potentially correct dependent on popular perception.
> 
> Or, if a successful public relations campaign made all rat-morphs be evil,
> killing them wouldn't be a crime either...  :)
> 
> And yes, you could make an argument that Yvarra should have gone "to the
> cops" but due to her personality (thief remember?) she just doesn't trust
> authority, and REFUSES to let anybody do anything for her.  Thus, she is
> personality-wise incapable of asking for help.  That will change as the
> story develops, but not yet.
> 
> Michael Bard
> 
> P.S. Yes, the trial epilogue is going to be *FUN* to write.  :)
> 
> 
> > Okay, so difference: We know the Lutins are "evil".  They're recognizably
> > so.  Call it prejudice, 'cuz it definitely be so, but I don't think it's
> > unreasonable for most Keepers (who aren't affected by gore, anyway) to see
> > a slaughtered Lutin and yell huzzah.
> >
> > Now, cultists.  I'm sure most MK-ers would look at them and see nothing
> > more than another Keeper, someone who is "one of us", no matter their
> > secret evil leanings.
> >
> > --
> > Nigel AKA Thaeus
> 
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