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> On 8/22/2012 7:30 PM, Kenrae wrote:
> > It's not about the mindset, IMO, it's about the myths on that person's
> > culture. An orlanthi raping or eating another human is a chaotic act
> > because his myths says so, and myths explain reality. An uz eating
> another
> > uz isn't a chaotic act for the same reason.
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> That's a plausible suggestion with just one flaw: where's the Orlanthi
> myth as to why cannibalism is chaotic? Actually make that two - if the
> Ogres have a myth explaining why they eat people, wouldn't they be
> nonchaotic?
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> --Peter Metcalfe
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Myths can be chaotic in nature, can't they? Ogres worship cacodemon, a
chaotic entity, any of their myths will have Chaos in it, so that's not
something you can use to decide whether cannibalism is chaotic - they are
chaotic themselves.
Now on Orlanthi myths. I can't think of one, but we don't know all of their
myths and since I like the idea I can invent one myself :D.
There's an orlanthi myth explaining why raping is chaotic, we all agree on that. And no, I don't think raping is always chaotic, IMG raping is "just" an evil act to a malkioni, not chaotic, because they don't have any myths related to it. Thed isn't there.
-Sergi Diaz
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