You had more moral fibre than all the rest of them woven together. A tragedy that they couldn’t even appreciate what you tried to achieve…
Welp, here lies Michaelus.
A Traitor and a Fool to the very end.
Love how excited Komi is for Gort over the last few pages
It’s really incredible how blinded Michaelus is by his dedication to his moral code. Nobody here is unbiased, but it’s just unavoidably obvious how doomed this attempt at a coup was from the very start. He’s aligned himself lawfully; none of the party would have sided with him. He can’t give them anything that they want.
The Forces Of Good, in Darken and in reality, tend to strongly believe that Moral Righteousness is a need and drive that is innate to everyone on some level. It’s almost depressing how hard they commit to an absence of pragmatic approaches. No wonder they can’t gain any ground.
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Vale Michaelus.
You had more moral fibre than all the rest of them woven together. A tragedy that they couldn’t even appreciate what you tried to achieve…
Welp, here lies Michaelus.
A Traitor and a Fool to the very end.
Love how excited Komi is for Gort over the last few pages
It’s really incredible how blinded Michaelus is by his dedication to his moral code. Nobody here is unbiased, but it’s just unavoidably obvious how doomed this attempt at a coup was from the very start. He’s aligned himself lawfully; none of the party would have sided with him. He can’t give them anything that they want.
The Forces Of Good, in Darken and in reality, tend to strongly believe that Moral Righteousness is a need and drive that is innate to everyone on some level. It’s almost depressing how hard they commit to an absence of pragmatic approaches. No wonder they can’t gain any ground.