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From: jj@rabbit.UUCP
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Subject: Re: KILLING Orcus
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Date: Wed, 12-Oct-83 10:49:25 EDT
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Posted: Wed Oct 12 10:49:25 1983
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No, Rob, I think you missed the point.

If you are riding off to mung  a Red Dragon, without
the choice of all the magic in the world, you do what
you can.  <Killing is a good idea.>
You are promoting the greatest saving of life.

What you are faced with in the Kill Orcus campaign
is something completely different, you have the choice
of the world's greatest magics to take with you,
and you should (and I think MUST) do better.

After all, it's not good to kill, if you don't HAVE
to.  Good means that you value life.  ALL life.
Certainly Orcus has life<in D&D terms>.  You are
then, if possible, bound to preserve it.  I think
I've posted a way to do it.
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