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Posted by Quintius on June 7, 2000 at 11:01:29:

In Reply to: Re: a couple comments posted by Tdr(VIP) on June 7, 2000 at 09:47:14:

> I think the real trick to that would be to not make it known. Sure, you have your Eye/Voice and whatever,
> and Selric has his acolytes.. But pick one of them, let THEM know, but don't make it an advertised thing.
> Get the members of your faith to work together sharing information, and the Avatar fellow can
> make his/her judgement and go from there.

Why not give an avatar the ability to empower?

I think if mortals can be trusted to do cabal inductions, they can be trusted to do empowerment.

For instance, obviously I've been trusted to do inductions for arbiters. Now which can do more damage to Thera, an arb I induct that screws up or a priest that screws up?

Cursing firewalls,

-Quintius

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Really good point about Arbiters.... n/t Someone 12:59:49 6/7/2000 (0)

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Comments:	> > I think the real trick to that would be to not make it known. Sure, you have your Eye/Voice and whatever, > > and Selric has his acolytes.. But pick one of them, let THEM know, but don't make it an advertised thing. > > Get the members of your faith to work together sharing information, and the Avatar fellow can > > make his/her judgement and go from there. > > Why not give an avatar the ability to empower? > > I think if mortals can be trusted to do cabal inductions, they can be trusted to do empowerment. > > For instance, obviously I've been trusted to do inductions for arbiters. Now which can do more damage to Thera, an arb I induct that screws up or a priest that screws up? > > Cursing firewalls, > > -Quintius

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