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Post by sgeorge1701 on Oct 14, 2005 18:13:40 GMT -5
Flint is contemplating using the wish ring to bring Isaac back. His line of logic follows that of asking an Efrit for a wish - BE VERY CAREFUL HOW YOU WORD THE WISH.
I know the "evil gods" are the only ones available for granting wishes. I don't know the consequences of dealing with them directly vs dealing with an Efrit.
Flint
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Post by David on Oct 14, 2005 18:25:53 GMT -5
"Didn't Karim warn us that Wishes couldn't be granted at all right now? I'm not very familiar with the way magic functions, but I believe the djinni warned us that more complex, higher-level spells couldn't be cast? Maybe I misunderstood..."
Harbinder Prandoori,
psionist
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Post by sgeorge1701 on Oct 19, 2005 17:52:24 GMT -5
Hmmm, perhaps an evil god granting a wish is a far worse thing than dealing with an Efrit.
We should not use the ring as it will not work and it *might* call attention to the evil gods on this plane.
The wisdom of finding another path is the correct route.
Flint
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Post by Admin on Oct 21, 2005 18:21:42 GMT -5
I'm not on the game...but as a player...the best episode of X-Files I've ever seen was when someone found a genie. Her favorite line, when people were displeased with the outcome of a wish was, "You didnt' specify..." When Mulder wished for World Peace....POOOF....everyone on the planet disappeared except for him ( and the genie). When angrily, he said, "This isn't what I meant!!!" She smile oh-so-sweetly..."You didn't specify."  Always....ALWAYS...Be careful what you wish for  |
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