Even for Chaotic Good, that's some pretty bad behavior Desna is trying to threaten there. Both of them having to burn attention on opposing each other is exactly the kind of stupid situation that negotiations between gods are meant to avert. If Desna insists on trying it anyways, Asmodeus will of course do His own foolish part in playing out that mutually harmful counterfactual, at least until Desna has lost more than She could possibly hope to gain by threatening Him so.
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Even for Chaotic Good, that's some pretty low behavior Desna is trying to threaten there. Both of them having to burn attention on opposing each other is exactly the kind of stupid situation that negotiations between gods are meant to avert. If Desna insists on trying it anyways, Asmodeus will of course do His own foolish part in playing out that mutually harmful counterfactual, at least until Desna has lost more than She could possibly hope to gain by threatening Him so. |
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Even for Chaotic Good, that's some pretty low behavior Desna is trying to threaten there. The squirrel is cleric to neither of them; neither can watch it easily or cheaply. Both of them having to burn expensive attention on opposing each other is exactly the kind of stupid situation that negotiations between gods are meant to avert. If Desna insists on trying it anyways, Asmodeus will of course do His own foolish part in playing out that mutually harmful counterfactual, at least until Desna has lost more than She could possibly hope to gain by threatening Him so. |