When a goodie does what he thinks is right, he is not responsible for the actions of any goodie who tries to kill him.

If a goodie uses magic, and this causes a goodie rager to try and kill him, and the mage ends up killing the rager, does that mean the goodie mage should be turned evil?

No.

If a goodie mage does a bunch of really good things and this causes the balance to tip, and a nexun tries to kill him and the goodie mage ends up killing the nexun instead, does this mean the goodie mage should be turned evil?

No.

If goodie rager does something silly and another goodie rager challenges him to the circle and the first goodie kills him, does that mean goodie rager should be turned evil?

No.

So why is it that if a goodie violates the law, it's suddenly his fault that a good cityguard chooses to attack him? Why is it his fault that the guard dies in the process?



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 01/06/2013 03:22PM by vortexmagus.