Posted by s-m-o-k-e on February 14, 2000 at 20:38:19:
In Reply to: Can I have your opinion on this ... posted by Concerned Player on February 14, 2000 at 18:33:30:
> Being an air major in master's, I hunt ragers a lot. Today, I killed one rager three times in a row. I was then approached by an Immortal who said that I am not to kill another living soul, until I have perfected halt person, soften, enlarge and reduce. Now I totally realize how important it is to perfect my magic, however, isn't the slaying of ragers important too? Have I broken any unwritten rules by slaying the same person again and again? (Reminder: this is a PK mud) I do have all my controls perfected, and a lot of other spells. Heeding the warning, I went back to the Tower to practice. I had a tome of magic and no transform, and began to practice. I figured I'd start on reduce (75%), the one that needs the most practice. I spent over 10000 mana trying to get better, however it didn't raise one %. Is there a way an Immortal can impair my learning like this? Any opinions would be appreciated. My opinion on this, Concerned Player.
You were out of line, killing someone over and over even if he is a rager
is not the place of a master. I could see an imperial doing it to possibly
force the bloodoath issue, but the way you rationalized it over the channel
was basically word for word an imperial quote, which I found very sad. No
offense, but you got off easy.