Post/Author/DateTime	Post
lordtiberiusfoxx 04-03-07, 12:59 AM	Do Paladins and Clerics of Good deities who use the Tome of Corruption considered to have committed a breach and are in need of an atonement spell? Does the Tome of Corruption have the passages from the Vital Pact, so that my cleric can go Malconvoker? (I'm planning on having him go malconvoker anyway, but its just a question of which VERY BAD BOOK he's going to be reading.)
heirodule 04-03-07, 03:49 PM	Do Paladins and Clerics of Good deities who use the Tome of Corruption considered to have committed a breach and are in need of an atonement spell That's a good question. You'd think they would, because its not like good clerics and paladins are supposed to go around "uttering blasphemies"
Skerrit 04-03-07, 04:16 PM	I say it's prolly up to your DM; though using the TOME OF CORRUPTION to utter BLASPHEMIES that DRAIN YOUR SOUL (via your CHA), and are easier to resist if you yourself are alredy EVIL, does sorta sound like an evil act. I encourage everyone to get one today and start reading!
smerwin29 04-03-07, 04:20 PM	After all, it is a BOOK. As long as it contains power and can be useful, what does it matter?! . . . says the Crimson Codex Guy . . .
lordtiberiusfoxx 04-03-07, 04:21 PM	Okay, cool, this just puts me back to needing to have my CoL character find a Vital Pact in a DM's mark then... :schemes: It would have been sooo cool though... "You're carrying WHAT???"