DIs (& Divination)

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From: David Dunham , via RadioMail (ddunham@radiomail.net)
Date: Mon 01 Nov 1993 - 09:50:10 EET


>From: graeme.lindsell@anu.edu.au (Graeme A Lindsell)
> Aside on DI's: I'm becoming increasingly disturbed at the way gods
>devour their worshippers souls for divine intervention. Perhaps DI
>should take sacrificed rune magic instead: that is what the god has
>real control over IMO.

So a priest who asks for help is no longer a priest? While it may be a game mechanic designed to limit frivolous DIs, it does abstract the "get me out of this and I'll make great sacrifices at your altar" request.

On a related topic, I've found that the number one question asked in Divination seems to be "What does the Big Nasty want to do." My standard answer: gods can't read people's minds.

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