...Seem to me I misread the update. Just to clarify: the enunchs and viziers are around the hundreds? And no civilians were harmed?...You didn't kill any innocent civilians. You only killed the viziers.
Of course not! The whole point of this was to protect the civilians from the depredations of a cruel and unfair world; in this case, that meant removing the embezzlers....Seem to me I misread the update. Just to clarify: the enunchs and viziers are around the hundreds? And no civilians were harmed?
I am not confused, I argued my opinion based on those hints.I think you are the confused one in this case. It has never been definitively stated whether Odyssial winning would have been a good thing or not. Only hints and implications both ways.
Incarnae took to the field against him. IIRC this was not a thing during canon revolution against the solars.An alliance rose to kill all Solars, of which he was a subset. When people did specifically target him it was because they didn't like the idea of him killing them. Were their lives worth the eternal happiness of an infinite and perfect world?
i think it is, and its a shame, i am really liking the lily so far. wishing we had gone for full friendship with herI'm just hoping Embrace the Clarity doesn't mean we decide that Lily and her systen is completely bad!wrong since its mostly right when it comes people and stuff when you can't objectively calculate utility perfectly (maybe with our new desire to powerlevel we'll start having EPIC sparring/traing/matches together?)
Yeah, the Incarnae turned away in canon. I was asking whether the desire for the Incarnae to preserve the suffering of Creation had more moral weight/justness than Odyssial's desire and capacity to create a perfect world(tm). I understand that certain ethical systems would say they did, but it was more of a rhetorical quetion.Incarnae took to the field against him. IIRC this was not a thing during canon revolution against the solars.
What's actually interesting is that in Odyssial's time there were no Infernal or Abyssal exalted, meaning that they're a new factor/resource to take into consideration for his goals. Meaning that he won't outright abandon Lily until he can get a good grasp on what an Abyssal brings to the table, because Odyssial is exactly the sort of person to thoroughly examine and factor in that kind of new variable into his goals.I'm just hoping Embrace the Clarity doesn't mean we decide that Lily and her systen is completely bad!wrong since its mostly right when it comes people and stuff when you can't objectively calculate utility perfectly (maybe with our new desire to powerlevel we'll start having EPIC sparring/traing/matches together?)
Yeah, the Incarnae turned away in canon. I was asking whether the desire for the Incarnae to preserve the suffering of Creation had more moral weight/justness than Odyssial's desire and capacity to create a perfect world(tm). I understand that certain ethical systems would say they did, but it was more of a rhetorical quetion.
in retrospect though, the incarnae are dicks and his perfect world probably robs them of their ability to abuse their authority, massively so. Enough for them to fight himYeah, the Incarnae turned away in canon. I was asking whether the desire for the Incarnae to preserve the suffering of Creation had more moral weight/justness than Odyssial's desire and capacity to create a perfect world(tm). I understand that certain ethical systems would say they did, but it was more of a rhetorical quetion.
He was about to destroy and rebuild the world in his image, while retaining the populace, because it would be easier than converting the existing world while its currently active.Odyssial wasn't done though? And he was about to destroy the world because he was too strong for it?
To be fair the only thing that she probably has is the Abyssal version of Worshipful Lackey Acquisition when it comes to mindfuckery, everything else seem to be based around blinding charisma and beauty.i think it is, and its a shame, i am really liking the lily so far. wishing we had gone for full friendship with her
and note how she didn't even try to mindrape once
If we take this choice we'll be enshrining that as a central part of our character.
in retrospect though, the incarnae are dicks and his perfect world probably robs them of their ability to abuse their authority, massively so. Enough for them to fight him
The incarnae are exceptionally corrupt. This is a major theme of exalted. The majority are not doing their job. Also, the perfect world will likely vastly reduce their power over mortals and mortal's need of them.Uh what? They fought him because they were (magically?) oathbound to defend Creation and he was TEARING IT APART AT THE SEAMS simply due to how much power he was putting out.
Where does it say that?he was TEARING IT APART AT THE SEAMS simply due to how much power he was putting out.