I don't see it the same for Yelmalio or Humakt. Those ARE concious choices made to be pious and emulate their deity.
> IMO, essentially taking on a geasa is accepting a limitation, making a sacrifice of some of one's choices. I saw them as pure personal choices by initiates, but your posts highlight they're at the very core of their religion. You don't take a geas out of devotion, EVERYBODY gets a Geas - and how they respect it does show their piety / commitment.
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> Geasa thus should be treated as any other HQ "skill", perhaps as a flaw.
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