The Long Night Part One: Embers in the Dusk: A Planetary Governor Quest (43k) Complete Sequel Up

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From what he can tell it allow for the large scale manipulation of either gravity or space-time in a very flexible manner and it requires more computational power to use then anything he has ever heard of, by a massive amount. Tranth is actually worried that it will be literally impossible to use without a Man of Iron or Man of Stone, and is sure that it will be impossible to use to its full potential without one.
@Durin, it's canon that Technomancy is used to make food-producing machines produce massively improved crop yields. Could we use Technomancy to massively increase the computational power of cogitators?

Heresy has a strict legal definition, I think.
You will have to decide whether accepting a powerful rogue agent with such a heretical view of life into your people is worthwhile when she has a level of knowledge of Avernus unrivalled by any that you have encountered.
She's a heretic.
 
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@Durin, as a human heretic, are we legally obligated to kill Areatha should she prove unwilling to stop being a heretic?
"Making an exception for a heretic" isn't something that will go down well with anyone and sets a dangerous precedent.

*Groan* Not this again. Look, one of the main issues of the previous Emperium was the whole killing people that didn't agree with you thing which is something the Trust has likely decided at least pragmatically was probably something they wouldn't want to practice considering by that logic other people that see them as heretics would have justification to try to kill them Seeing as the Trust would likely want to avoid that kind of thing, especially when it comes to the truly powerful they are likely to give it a pass as long as they aren't actively being harmful or worshipping chaos or being an active enemy to mankind.
 
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So are the Trust's atheists by that definition, but somehow we're not killing them.

Rotbart is an ex Imperial, who was raised under that system, of course he still sees things like her as heretical he still goes "Oh heresy" when ever he thinks emps is dead and sees Azyr.

In other news nobody has asked if it is illegal to be a heretic on Avernus. The closest is one of your questions on whether or not it is illegal to be a daemon.

The answer is no, being a daemon is not illegal, but summoning one is. From that I'd surmise our definition of heretic is something along the lines of being in league with the ruinous powers.
 
So are the Trust's atheists by that definition, but somehow we're not killing them.
The Trust's atheists don't worship the God-Emperor. That isn't heresy. Areatha isn't a heretic because she doesn't worship the Emperor, she's a heretic because she considers humans to be equal to xenos.

In other news nobody has asked if it is illegal to be a heretic on Avernus.
Not only is it illegal to be a heretic on Avernus, it's punishable by death.
As I told Reynal, I asked Durin about xenos love and he said it was almost as heretical as before, so still very much heretical, just not quite heretical enough to be called extra heresy. Regular heresy is still heretical and thus still punishable by death.
and xenos love is also a lot more strictly defined, it is now putting xenos as equally important as (non Chaos) humans, as long as you do not cross that and are careful for Chaos the New Imperial Truth does not care
Putting xenos on the same level as non-Chaos humans is now what xenos love is classified as, but xenos love is still heresy, and because it's heresy you'll get executed for it.

Over PMs, I told him about a potential loophole that allows for genocide of non-Chaos humans and xenos if they commit heresy as we see it and he confirmed its plausibility.
 
This is strange to me in the extreme. Does this mean that if a daemon doesn't do anything wrong that we'd just let them wander around?
Theoretically.

This isn't WHF, but 40K Warhammer does have some warp entities that are not instantly hostile. Though chances of one being summoned are so low its not worth thinking about.

The Trust's atheists don't worship the God-Emperor. That isn't heresy. Areatha isn't a heretic because she doesn't worship the Emperor, she's a heretic because she considers humans to be equal to xenos.


Not only is it illegal to be a heretic on Avernus, it's punishable by death.


Putting xenos on the same level as non-Chaos humans is now what xenos love is classified as, but xenos love is still heresy, and because it's heresy you'll get executed for it.

Over PMs, I told him about a potential loophole that allows for genocide of non-Chaos humans and xenos if they commit heresy as we see it and he confirmed its plausibility.
Seriously?

Well if you really want to piss her off for being right, vote to try and kill her.
 
Yes, seriously. As I understand it, if she doesn't repent for her heresy and begin believing rightfully that humans are better than xenos, we'd be legally obligated to kill her. Since trying to kill her is obviously a bad idea, we need to talk with Lin and the other Trust leaders to come up with a solution that avoids us having to fight with a Transcendent Alpha if she chooses to remain a heretic.
 
Yes, seriously. As I understand it, if she doesn't repent for her heresy and begin believing rightfully that humans are better than xenos, we'd be legally obligated to kill her. Since trying to kill her is obviously a bad idea, we need to talk with Lin and the other Trust leaders to come up with a solution that avoids us having to fight with a Transcendent Alpha if she chooses to remain a heretic.
Andres:

This is stupid.

There's nothing else to say.
 
Yes, seriously. As I understand it, if she doesn't repent for her heresy and begin believing rightfully that humans are better than xenos, we'd be legally obligated to kill her. Since trying to kill her is obviously a bad idea, we need to talk with Lin and the other Trust leaders to come up with a solution that avoids us having to fight with a Transcendent Alpha if she chooses to remain a heretic.
As people have already pointed out.

We make an exception.

We're a dictator with unlimited authority to interact with the inhabitants of Avernus so long as the council set up by the Trust signs off on it.

But, if you want here's three alternatives

1. Does the erugh heretic law or indeed any law apply to human alien hybrids which is what she is?
2. We just declare unilaterally she's a resident of Avernus and she can use that if she needs to put her species into any forms.
3. Lin says she can come in **** off, he's fine with her.

Of all the potential security concerns, intelligence concerns and more this is not an important one. In fact I would so far to label it as a dumb one.

It is only a problem if we make it one and I refuse to believe we're that legalistic.
 
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Yes, seriously. As I understand it, if she doesn't repent for her heresy and begin believing rightfully that humans are better than xenos, we'd be legally obligated to kill her. Since trying to kill her is obviously a bad idea, we need to talk with Lin and the other Trust leaders to come up with a solution that avoids us having to fight with a Transcendent Alpha if she chooses to remain a heretic.
BTW under this logic we should kill Lin.
 
Lin doesn't think of Humans as superior to Xenos, in fact he rejects that thinking.

It's heretical, thereof by your logic we should kill him.
He does think humans are superior to xenos. He's the one who penned the New Imperial Truth after all and the New Imperial Truth says that humans are superior to xenos.

Do you have a source that says he thinks humans are equal to xenos? I've already provided a source detailing what the New Imperial Truth says about xenos love.
 
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