[Rq-rules] Re: Humakti Death Drive
Leon Kirshtein
leonbk at yahoo.com
Tue Jan 24 13:04:54 PST 2006
>I rule the god knows exactly what the PC is doing and
chooses to allow the reigning in of geases and
retribution spirits for his/her own reasons.
No, I do not see it that way. There is no way Humakt
would allow a vampire Humakti for example to exist if
he knew about it. If the character is illuminated the
god does not know exactly what the character is doing.
Leon
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<jurrubin at earthlink.net> wrote:
> Nikk Effingham posted:
> >
> >I'm going to side with Pete's Suggestion 3, that
you have to make payment on the
> >gift immediately.
>
> Same here. I don't mind if my players become uber as
long as they earn it. IMO, if a player comes up with
an innovative way to get around the game mechanic
loopholes, that just helped me as a GM find and plug
it.
>
> And there are many different ways to "plug" a
loophole, as has already been posted to this list.
>
> >>Say, the character was an Illuminate, he could
take the gift and never have
> >>to repay it. Why don't they all do it? Because
they can't - Humakt wouldn't
> >>let them. Because it's silly.
> >
> >This was my follow-up question. What to do with
Illuminates? Can they take the
> >gift at all?
>
> On this one, I'd say "no". Again, it gets back to
what the god wants. Just because an Illuminate can
ignore the geases of received gifts and won't be
tagged by retribution spirits doesn't mean the god who
gave the gift(s) is ignoring what the Illuminate does.
I rule the god knows exactly what the PC is doing and
chooses to allow the reigning in of geases and
retribution spirits for his/her own reasons.
>
> But then I view Illumination as a limited form of
ascension on one of the paths to Hero status.
>
> David
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