It was never likely that we would get agreement about anything from all. If this doesn't do it, I can't imagine what will.Simjen wrote:I was doubtful of the prospect at first, but this dialogue has made me certain that we could never all reach agreement to do what is good, much less what is best, for Eiran. The only choice is to give those who would help against the plague, the rift, or the abomination the power to do so and allow those who would not to pursue their own selfish interests.
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...Murrin wrote:though I wonder if sealing the world completely might cut away my realm?
I hadn't actually thought of that. My apologies.
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Sealing the world completely might cut off all our realms. Lest we forget, we do not actuallyl dwell on Eiran. Some might argue that that is exactly what Eiran needs, but I am not ready to go so far. *smiles*
From what the Allfather told me, we need not have the voice of every god, only that we may not have one that opposes it.
From what the Allfather told me, we need not have the voice of every god, only that we may not have one that opposes it.
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So prithee, strike home and redouble the blow."
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Then perhaps we pool our deific power into at least destroying the abomination that threatens Bhakti? Given Melirelle's concerns I will not lend my power to any venture that threatens her interests or followers.
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I would very much appreciate your staying out of this entirely. Even if your offer is nothing more than it appears at face value, I believe the likelihood of your Power not reacting badly with mine is slim. As always, I do not want your Power near me, my son, my Wife, or my lands. (Although, of course, Jove is free to allow you to act in conjunction with her or in her lands if she wishes.) I believe the situation is under control, even without the wish.Nor Yekith wrote:Then perhaps we pool our deific power into at least destroying the abomination that threatens Bhakti? Given Melirelle's concerns I will not lend my power to any venture that threatens her interests or followers.
Of course, if the wish did go to eradicating the Abomination, that would be fine with me.

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So we have a least one deity objecting to using the Wish to close the rift in the Fabric of Reality, and at least one objecting to using the Wish to increase all of our powers by seven to enable to respond to surrent events as we see fit.
Does anyone object to using the Wish to destroy the abomination that threatens our brother Bhakti?
Does anyone object to using the Wish to destroy the abomination that threatens our brother Bhakti?
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My previous expenditure of power on the child was not detrimental - at least from my perspective. I do believe your son will grow up to be nice and healthy. However, technically he has a second father now.Bhakti wrote:I would very much appreciate your staying out of this entirely. Even if your offer is nothing more than it appears at face value, I believe the likelihood of your Power not reacting badly with mine is slim. As always, I do not want your Power near me, my son, my Wife, or my lands.

"Oh of course," the Navigator said with faint mocking in his voice, "you have probably heard of House Praetus. We have a palace on Holy Terra. Like all powerful groups, we also have our enemies. Do you honestly think someone like you matters?" - A dissolute noble.
I have been too busy to check into whether or not you were attempting anything, and did not know you had done anything.
Well then, that is that.
Well then, that is that.
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"Oh of course," the Navigator said with faint mocking in his voice, "you have probably heard of House Praetus. We have a palace on Holy Terra. Like all powerful groups, we also have our enemies. Do you honestly think someone like you matters?" - A dissolute noble.
Hedra Iren and Simjen are both right.
I will certainly agree to using the wish to destroy the abomination. Anything strong enough to literally and pyshically threaten the gods is not something we really want wandering around, is it?
As for the fears of sealing off the world, some valid points raised I think. Still, I would have thought that things like the realm of the dead are still part of reality, which is what we wanted to strengthen. But perhaps it will be safer not to make that attempt, as well as not being detrimental to Merilelle.
(Where are the rest of us bretheren? Where is Tsaloga? Where is Adamorn and Chisi and Argothoth?)
Anyway, as I said, I will support any destroying the abomination.
Do those who disagreed with the other options support this third option?
I will certainly agree to using the wish to destroy the abomination. Anything strong enough to literally and pyshically threaten the gods is not something we really want wandering around, is it?
As for the fears of sealing off the world, some valid points raised I think. Still, I would have thought that things like the realm of the dead are still part of reality, which is what we wanted to strengthen. But perhaps it will be safer not to make that attempt, as well as not being detrimental to Merilelle.
(Where are the rest of us bretheren? Where is Tsaloga? Where is Adamorn and Chisi and Argothoth?)
Anyway, as I said, I will support any destroying the abomination.
Do those who disagreed with the other options support this third option?
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I agree to wish to destroy the abomination.
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If this is what the rest of the Pantheon wants, I will grudgingly agree as well.
However, I would prefer Simjen's original idea of increasing everyone's DRP for one turn. That way some of us could focus on the "abomination" and others could focus on, oh... I don't know... preventing reality from being torn asunder???
But hey, that's just me. And like I said, if the rest of the pantheon thinks I'm wrong, then I probably am and I will be fine with that.
However, I would prefer Simjen's original idea of increasing everyone's DRP for one turn. That way some of us could focus on the "abomination" and others could focus on, oh... I don't know... preventing reality from being torn asunder???
But hey, that's just me. And like I said, if the rest of the pantheon thinks I'm wrong, then I probably am and I will be fine with that.
Who says everything has to happen for a reason? Sometimes things just fall into place. Nothing in your future is set in stone, and your story is what you make of it. Make it good, make it interesting, and Lady Luck will smile upon you.
Brothers and sisters, I have been reluctant to step in as I am still a new and relatively weak deity and feel myself threatened by the precedent of godslaying. Therefore I have concentrated on increasing my worship for the moment, and indeed I can scarcely do anything else in order to keep my children safe to the best of my ability.
That said, I would support the idea of increasing our DRPs. This simple proposal has the potential of solving all of our most pressing problems. Even I could be of use, as I would not have to spend all of my effort into proselytizing for my life. For example, I do think the abomination can be hunted and killed like a more mundane monster given sufficient power and expertise. I pledge 6 DRP into that on the condition that the plan to raise everyone's DRP by 7 succeeds.
To Nor Yekith my brother, I know you are Malice, but you are also Mutation. Surely there can be an outlet for your talents for this single turn that does not harm fellow deities. If nothing else convinces you, let me remind you that your brothers and sisters are not the only targets of Malice in existence... There are also the mortals, although I would prefer non-Malicious Mutation or Malice against rocks...
That said, I would support the idea of increasing our DRPs. This simple proposal has the potential of solving all of our most pressing problems. Even I could be of use, as I would not have to spend all of my effort into proselytizing for my life. For example, I do think the abomination can be hunted and killed like a more mundane monster given sufficient power and expertise. I pledge 6 DRP into that on the condition that the plan to raise everyone's DRP by 7 succeeds.
To Nor Yekith my brother, I know you are Malice, but you are also Mutation. Surely there can be an outlet for your talents for this single turn that does not harm fellow deities. If nothing else convinces you, let me remind you that your brothers and sisters are not the only targets of Malice in existence... There are also the mortals, although I would prefer non-Malicious Mutation or Malice against rocks...