Re: More-on Tor-ons

[Steve Ames <steve@ns1.cioe.com>]

Game consequences that don't involve Diety or Fiat? Too much time 
in the Hookah den!

						-Steve

> All right, I'll say it: I disagree with the ruling on Keith, although I DO
> agree that he has some come-uppence. I wouln't rule that Tor himself would
> have intervened because he isn't breaking any black-and-white laws. What
> he would get is some more terrestrial retribution. 
>
> Option 1) Word gets out he's a mutie. His fellow Torites tease him
> and try to rile him into a fight he's bound to win because he's a mutie.
> RESULT: sanctions from the marsal. 
>
> Option 2) Because he's stronger than the average bear, he is charged with
> more responsibility: more of the brute labor around the enclave,
> assignments to go after Public Enemy #1, blah-blah-blah.  Also, since he's
> now so much stronger, his old holy symbol is no longer the weapon with
> which he can most efficiently dispense Tor's justice. [I believe that this
> is explicitly one of the criteria for generating a priest of Tor]   
> RESULT: the Marsal takes his old holy weapon away and orders him (using
> his own funds garnered while adventuring) to have commissioned a newer,
> bigger monster of a sword (new skill, new damage, new item number). 
>
> 	Bah! Enough said. Now I can get sleep............. >|p
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