the problem that also cause a lot of damage in morale, break the church, and well give the caos a booster (even if that also weaken then like you said). because people need to believe and without believe in grindark, well is that bad.
it is not jsut this person who is doubtful of feeding human souls to xenos, it is most of the Trust including several of your allies
See utilitarian vs. deontological ethics debate. You're so firmly on the utilitarian standpoint it makes you look downright evil from the deontological point of view.
You are also joining the Dark Eldar as the only non Chaos race to trade in souls, greet company to be in and comply that will in no way hurt your future diplomatic options with all other factions. If I was a better QM I might actually see if I could use these to make you fall to Chaos without noticing
That's a rational argument you're making to zealous people.
And it's a slippery slope that lets super radicals rationalize letting people fall to Chaos.
It's a question of preferred ethic system, not of rationality. Anti-soultrade people can be rational or irrational, pro-soultrade can be rational or irrational.
Exactly. We're trading ethics for power, exactly Chaos description.
You're rationalizing.
You sound like those Inquisitors that are about to fall to Chaos.
Assuming a constant cult rate of 250/year and a capture rate of 40% (meaning 480 every 5 years), here is how many turns in order of the list we would have to sell cultists for in order to acquire a given rune. Keep in mind that this is by "turn", and not "year".
And that is why I'll never make a quest on this board,because there have been so many quests where the players really deserved to die.
People also talk about forming the equivalent of DEldar slave raiders to go gather up lots of juicy souls from other factions. The Siren trade is good and we'll be able to convince the others we are right in time but only if we toe the goddamn line. The runes are useful but they're not worth going above and beyond to get. @Durin has been getting increasingly creative in how he treats our reputation; first it was hits to opinion, then maluses to diplomacy, and now permanent traits. What's it gonna be next? What happens when our own inner circle loses trust in us? How far do you think we can go until the trust decides to do something about it?
