This here is a heavy tabard, handing out more wisdom and lessening spcosts for
some healing spells. When wearing this certain eq you cannot cast any
nunspells, but you can still cast netural druidspells, like prots and stuff.
If the item is meant to be used only by truly 'good' (align-wise) characters,
this doesn't make sense. And since everything in it implies this is the casae,
it doesn't make any sense.

This here is Chewbacca. Chewbacca is a wookie. But. Chewbacca lives in planet
Endor, which is populated by ewoks. Ewoks are much smaller than wookies, but
still Chewbacca lives among ewoks. This doesn't make sense. Chewbacca should
live in a planet inhabitated with more fitting races than ewoks. A wookie
among ewoks just DOESN't MAKE SENSE.

I hand out the decision to you, the jury.

First that should go to flame. Second the item in question had the ability to
be worn while casting off spells at one point, but because the item was
determined to be: to powerfull,unbalacning or some wiz just decided to be so.
It was tuned. Third Batmud does not alwasy makes sense, if you dont like this
move to another game.

You're just all a figment of my imagination, but so am I.


In theory, theory and practice are the same, but in practice, theyre not.

would this be a bad time to point out that Endor was supposed to be
the wookie home planet? We shoulda had massive hordes of feral wookies
jumping all over the sturmtruppen in the final climactic battle,
but instead, marketing people advised George to come up with "something
more cuddly" for merchandising, thereby resulting in cartoon spinoffs,
plush toys, kiddie shows, mass nausea, and George's alignment becoming
a permanent major evil drift.

What this does to the making sense analogy everyone likes, i don't know.
Blame marketing?

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