The funny thing is that she came up with this idea, and how now her character is driven to somehow atone, to repay the horrible thing she's done. Maybe not to the clan, but to the world. To someone. Something.
Then I handed her HQ voices and about 20 seconds later she finds "mistakes are made, and fixed". She's REALLY excited to start playing this woman's try at redemption.
LC
On 20 Sep 2004 at 2:16, Andrew Solovay wrote:
> Of course, mythically, repairing the damage of kinslaying is
> *theoretically* possible. Orlanth killed his uncle, the Evil Emperor.
> Yes, the Emperor had it coming, and yes, the Emperor was stuck-up,
> obnoxious, tyrannical, boring, and, well, evil. But still, kinslaying is
> kinslaying.
>
> But "mistakes are made, and fixed." Great Orlanth repaired that breach.
> Of course, first he had to lose everyone and everything he loved,
> including his wife. Then he had to abandon his home and die. Then he had
> to face and defeat himself.
>
> So I guess what I'm saying is, if you can pull off a full Lightbringer's
> Quest, they might forgive you for having killed the chief's kid. And how
> hard can a LBQ be? Heck, it's been done at *least* half-a-dozen times
> since the Dawn...
>
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