Since some of you like to throw in that little phase: oh they do it to help you better roleplay, let me show that the help file says about lawful evil and how immortals punish roleplaying and not enforce it.

Since some of you like to throw in that little phase: oh they do it to help you better roleplay, let me show that the help file says about lawful evil and how immortals punish roleplaying and not enforce it.:
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Posted by Sine Citizen on April 25, 2000 at 04:54:40:

In Reply to: Imperial Law and how Empire immortals screw citizens. This happened today. posted by Some Citizen on April 24, 2000 at 21:10:30:

The use of society and its laws for personal benefit. Structure
and organization elevate those who deserve to rule as well as
provide a clearly defined hierarchy between master and servant.
Laws and societies are supported so long as they fit with
personal concerns. Laws are obeyed out of fear of punishment.

Read the first line........guess what? Immortals are punishing roleplaying, not enforcing it. You think if any imperial tried to use my argrument to attack people in town, they would be a citizen for too long? How does that encourage me to roleplay better? Tell me Mr. Roleplaying Gods.

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Comments:	> > > The use of society and its laws for personal benefit. Structure > and organization elevate those who deserve to rule as well as > provide a clearly defined hierarchy between master and servant. > Laws and societies are supported so long as they fit with > personal concerns. Laws are obeyed out of fear of punishment. > > > > Read the first line........guess what? Immortals are punishing roleplaying, not enforcing it. You think if any imperial tried to use my argrument to attack people in town, they would be a citizen for too long? How does that encourage me to roleplay better? Tell me Mr. Roleplaying Gods.