Posted by The Arcane(VIP) on June 28, 2000 at 12:37:35:
In Reply to: But that's not how it's been done or said anymore posted by Graatch(VIP) on June 28, 2000 at 12:25:59:
> I argued something similar to what you are saying, that an empire citizen who chooses to break the law and does so in a manner consistent with a role should be allowed to do so. Zulghinlour said no, that even if the character does it in a manner that only an IMM could discover, he would still anath them for breaking imperial law. My recollection of his take on the issue (I think it was initially regarding Kosedran) is that once other mortals start learning of the behavior, then the character opens himself up to punishment for further such acts, even if those later acts are not witnessed by anyone other than the victim. Standards also differ, I'm sure. A Sphere Deception character with role entries documenting his behavior isn't going to get smacked down just because an Imm is snooping him, whereas a Sphere Order Imperial who kills people in town without hesitation probably would. Or am I wrong in my recollection?