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NotFishing

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Westenev said :
NotFishing said :
Also, "Kill 'em all if they can't be corrected" is not a good philosophy to apply here, considering you have taken no attempts to correct them.

And this is my problem... how?

Their noble sacrifice enabled me to access the white knight store for easy invention components. May they rest in pieces.

You're a mean one, Mister Westenev. Beneath the gold, the Bitter Steel.

12-Jul-2016 02:00:53 - Last edited on 12-Jul-2016 02:01:11 by NotFishing

D F Angel

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Well, to take Zamorak's perspective on matters...


Zaros is the indisputable powerhouse of the world. He controls the largest amount of land and no single god can oppose him. Zaros himself does not perform any great tasks, he instead allows thousands to die for him whilst he is absent from the political life, allowing stagnation and corruption to flourish under his rule. It is Zaros's end goal to control everything, all the way down to the individual actions of the masses. He wants to manipulate everyone to do exactly what he wants, he wants to erode free will whatsoever, make everyone a slave to his divine plan.

The only option is to overthrow him from within. You can say that Zamorak allies himself with monsters, but every monster he allies himself with is already a member of Zaros's empire. Zamorak has seen the ills of order, the defects of control, and so embodies the ultimate concepts of free will: every person is to make a choice, to better themselves or to succumb to weakness. He lifts up those willing to make that positive change, whether they be good or evil, because in the end the only way for society to progress is for change to be enacted.


Lasky, does your character have a name and/or age? Hags be hagglin', gods be god damn crazy, it's all happening ogre at Into The Fire

12-Jul-2016 02:05:41

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Venom1383 said :
I'm reminded of a story by Berus from years back, where Generals Wartface and Bentnoze of the Goblin Village both get killed in a hilarious cooking accident, and the Garagorshuun and Thorobshuun tribes are united by the main protagonist and the new General, a badass goblin named Thunderstruck. He first attacks Taverley, killing off the Druids and learning Summoning, then he makes an alliance with the Trolls and conquers Burthorpe. He gathers more strength and then proceeds to conquer Falador.

#ForTheBigHighWarGod

Which armor colour did he prefer? Beneath the gold, the Bitter Steel.

12-Jul-2016 02:06:14 - Last edited on 12-Jul-2016 02:06:27 by NotFishing

Westenev

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Ironically, the 'monsters' (demon's) only wrongdoing is that they don't believe in Saradomin. Contrary to his followers beliefs, Saradomin probably would employ demons if they weren't so solidly aligned to Zamorak and Zaros.
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12-Jul-2016 02:07:49

Venom1383

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NotFishing said :
Venom1383 said :
I'm reminded of a story by Berus from years back, where Generals Wartface and Bentnoze of the Goblin Village both get killed in a hilarious cooking accident, and the Garagorshuun and Thorobshuun tribes are united by the main protagonist and the new General, a badass goblin named Thunderstruck. He first attacks Taverley, killing off the Druids and learning Summoning, then he makes an alliance with the Trolls and conquers Burthorpe. He gathers more strength and then proceeds to conquer Falador.

#ForTheBigHighWarGod

Which armor colour did he prefer?

I think he wore blue. Ramsay Bolton is the king we deserve.

12-Jul-2016 02:10:04

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