Why aren't innoruuk dark elves allowed in hate?

[myriverse]

Originally Posted by Grimjaw [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

and why would a mortal be welcome in his concousness

Yeah. And it's always bugged me that killing your god (even his manifestation) doesn't have a bigger affect on your character. Religious classes should find themselves very damaged for such blasphemies.

[Flamewraith]

Originally Posted by myriverse [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Yeah. And it's always bugged me that killing your god (even his manifestation) doesn't have a bigger affect on your character. Religious classes should find themselves very damaged for such blasphemies.

I have to agree. I always found myself avoiding PoG raids on my druid because it felt weird to kill the god I revere.

[iruinedyourday]

Originally Posted by myriverse [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Yeah. And it's always bugged me that killing your god (even his manifestation) doesn't have a bigger affect on your character. Religious classes should find themselves very damaged for such blasphemies.

yea but if I worshiped the god of hate and I killed the god of hate I would feel an odd sense of accomplishment because what my god was telling me to do, was to hate.

on the contrary, like for killing Tunare you become KOS forever, no turning back.

but for killing Innoruk you should feel only personal accomplishment. No faction affect in theory, because the only people that would understand why its OK to kill your god, would be other worshipers of hate, which you cannot align yourself with because the very existence of them negates the concept of alignment!

So everything you desire is working as intended! [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

[YendorLootmonkey]

Originally Posted by myriverse [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Yeah. And it's always bugged me that killing your god (even his manifestation) doesn't have a bigger affect on your character.

Depends on what trinkets your god drops when you slay him/her and how many DKP you're willing to spend on them. It could have a tremendous effect on your character!

[bktroost]

However, please go read the lore on Kithicor Forest. The battle that takes place there is extremely epic and involved Inny showing up to smite some paladin scum. He comes because the female general prays to him, asking for his consuming hate to strengthen her/defeat her enemies and he responds.

Inny is clearly a fickle god.

[bktroost]

Also, the post above my last one gives me an image of Yendor and his shovel locked in an epic bard battle with Iruninedyourday to the music of Paul Hertenstein's Qeynos Bard's Guild rendition (his link).

[holsteinrx7]

i didnt know sirken was anti religious xD

[Susvain2]

Originally Posted by Flamewraith [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I have to agree. I always found myself avoiding PoG raids on my druid because it felt weird to kill the god I revere.

aka you didnt wanna kill trash for 6hours before tunare

[myriverse]

Originally Posted by iruinedyourday [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

yea but if I worshiped the god of hate and I killed the god of hate I would feel an odd sense of accomplishment because what my god was telling me to do, was to hate.

on the contrary, like for killing Tunare you become KOS forever, no turning back.

but for killing Innoruk you should feel only personal accomplishment. No faction affect in theory, because the only people that would understand why its OK to kill your god, would be other worshipers of hate, which you cannot align yourself with because the very existence of them negates the concept of alignment!

So everything you desire is working as intended! [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

To kill a manifestation of a god, of whatever type, should weaken it, thus harming the whole system. Kill Inny, and him and his influence should weaken. As a result, hate (itself) is weakened.