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The thing about fighting Chaotic Evil generally, and its Abyssal subtype specifically, is that where plain old Neutral Evil might draw from the set of all good ideas for defeating you, demons draw from the set of all ideas.

Theoretically, all of Creation Itself is under a Wardstone-style barrier laid down by Pharasma and Her Seal and Their Spiral that prevents things of the Dark Tapestry from entering.  Sometimes They enter anyway.

If Yog-Sothoth is going to tell the Seal of Pharasma what It doesn't care about, is It going to stop because of some Wardstones?

The answer, if you were wondering, is "No actually.  It will not."

So one way you could give a Worldwound fortress a bad day, would be to run a Dark Tapestry summoning ritual next to it.

Now, is this a good idea?

No.  No it is not.  There are some strategies which are terrible irrespective of your utility function.  There are things which are such bad ideas that Dou-Bral and Zon-Kuthon would both prefer not to do them.

Is it, however, an idea?

Yes.

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The thing about fighting Chaotic Evil generally, and its Abyssal subtype specifically, is that where plain old Neutral Evil might draw from the set of all good ideas for defeating you, demons draw from the set of all ideas.

Theoretically, all of Creation Itself is under a Wardstone-style barrier laid down by Pharasma and Her Seal and Their Spiral that prevents things of the Dark Tapestry from entering.  Sometimes They enter anyway.

If Yog-Sothoth is going to tell the Seal of Pharasma what It doesn't care about, is It going to stop because of some Wardstones?

The answer, if you were wondering, is "No actually.  It will not."

So one way you could give a Worldwound fortress a bad day, would be to run a Dark Tapestry summoning ritual next to it.

Now, is this a good idea?

No.  No it is not.  There are some strategies which are terrible irrespective of your utility function.  There are things which are such bad ideas that Dou-Bral and Zon-Kuthon would both prefer not to do them.

Is it, however, an idea?

Yes.

 

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The thing about fighting Chaotic Evil generally, and its Abyssal subtype specifically, is that where plain old Neutral Evil might draw from the set of all good ideas for defeating you, demons draw from the set of all ideas.

Theoretically, all of Creation Itself is under a Wardstone-style barrier laid down by Pharasma and Her Seal and Their Spiral that prevents things of the Dark Tapestry from entering.  Sometimes They enter anyway.

If Yog-Sothoth is going to tell the Seal of Pharasma what It doesn't care about, is It going to stop because of some Wardstones?

The answer, if you were wondering, is "No actually.  It will not."

So one way you could give a Worldwound fortress a bad day, would be to run a Dark Tapestry summoning ritual next to it.

Now, is this a good idea?

No.  No it is not.  There are some strategies which are terrible irrespective of your utility function.  There are things which are such bad ideas that Dou-Bral and Zon-Kuthon would both prefer not to do them.

Is it, however, an idea?

Yes.

 

 

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The thing about fighting Chaotic Evil generally, and its Abyssal subtype specifically, is that where plain old Neutral Evil might draw from the set of all good ideas for defeating you, demons draw from the set of all ideas.

Theoretically, all of Creation Itself is under a Wardstone-style barrier laid down by Pharasma and Her Seal and Their Spiral that prevents things of the Dark Tapestry from entering.  Sometimes They enter anyway.

If Yog-Sothoth is going to tell the Seal of Pharasma what It doesn't care about, is It going to stop because of some Wardstones?

The answer, if you were wondering, is "No actually.  It will not."

So one way you could give a Worldwound fortress a bad day, would be to run a Dark Tapestry summoning ritual next to it.

Now, is this a good idea?

No.  No it is not.  There are some strategies which are terrible irrespective of your utility function.  There are things which are such bad ideas that Dou-Bral and Zon-Kuthon would both prefer not to do them.

Is it, however, an idea?

Yes.

 

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The thing about fighting Chaotic Evil generally, and its Abyssal subtype specifically, is that where plain old Neutral Evil might draw from the set of all good ideas for defeating you, demons draw from the set of all ideas.

Theoretically, all of Creation Itself is under a Wardstone-style barrier laid down by Pharasma and Her Seal and Their Spiral that prevents things of the Dark Tapestry from entering.  Sometimes They enter anyway.

If Yog-Sothoth is going to tell the Seal of Pharasma what It doesn't care about, is It going to stop because of some Wardstones?

The answer, if you were wondering, is "No, actually; no, It will not."

So one way you could give a Worldwound fortress a bad day, would be to run a Dark Tapestry summoning ritual next to it.

Now, is this a good idea?

No.  No it is not.  There are some strategies which are terrible irrespective of your utility function.  There are things which are such bad ideas that Dou-Bral and Zon-Kuthon would both prefer not to do them.

Is it, however, an idea?

Yes.

 

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The thing about fighting Chaotic Evil generally, and its Abyssal subtype specifically, is that where plain old Neutral Evil might draw from the set of all good ideas for defeating you, demons draw from the set of all ideas.

Theoretically, all of Creation Itself is under a Wardstone-style barrier laid down by Pharasma and Her Seal and Their Spiral that prevents things of the Dark Tapestry from entering.  Sometimes They enter anyway.

If Yibb-Tstll is going to tell the Seal of Pharasma what It doesn't care about, is It going to stop because of some Wardstones?

The answer, if you were wondering, is "No, actually; no, It will not."

So one way you could give a Worldwound fortress a bad day, would be to run a Dark Tapestry summoning ritual next to it.

Now, is this a good idea?

No.  No it is not.  There are some strategies which are terrible irrespective of your utility function.  There are things which are such bad ideas that Dou-Bral and Zon-Kuthon would both prefer not to do them.

Is it, however, an idea?

Yes.

 

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The thing about fighting Chaotic Evil generally, and its Abyssal subtype specifically, is that where plain old Neutral Evil might draw from the set of all good ideas for defeating you, demons draw from the set of all ideas.

Theoretically, all of Creation Itself is under a Wardstone-style barrier laid down by Pharasma and Her Seal and Their Spiral that prevents things of the Dark Tapestry from entering.  Sometimes They enter anyway.

If Yibb-Tstll decides to tell the Seal of Pharasma what It doesn't care about, is It going to stop because of some Wardstones?

The answer, if you were wondering, is "No, actually; no, It will not."

So one way you could give a Worldwound fortress a bad day, would be to run a Dark Tapestry summoning ritual next to it.

Now, is this a good idea?

No.  No it is not.  There are some strategies which are terrible irrespective of your utility function.  There are things which are such bad ideas that Dou-Bral and Zon-Kuthon would both prefer not to do them.

Is it, however, an idea?

Yes.

 

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The thing about fighting Chaotic Evil generally, and its Abyssal subtype specifically, is that where plain old Neutral Evil might draw from the set of all good ideas for defeating you, demons draw from the set of all ideas.

Theoretically, all of Creation Itself is under a Wardstone-style barrier laid down by Pharasma and Her Seal and Their Spiral that prevents things of the Dark Tapestry from entering.  Sometimes They enter anyway.

If Yibb-Tstll or Tsathoggua decides to tell the Seal of Pharasma what It doesn't care about, is It going to stop because of some Wardstones?

The answer, if you were wondering, is "No, actually; no, It will not."

So one way you could give a Worldwound fortress a bad day, would be to run a Dark Tapestry summoning ritual next to it.

Now, is this a good idea?

No.  No it is not.  There are some strategies which are terrible irrespective of your utility function.  There are things which are such bad ideas that Dou-Bral and Zon-Kuthon would both prefer not to do them.

Is it, however, an idea?

Yes.

 

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The thing about fighting Chaotic Evil generally, and its Abyssal subtype specifically, is that where plain old Neutral Evil might draw from the set of all good ideas for defeating you, demons draw from the set of all ideas.

Theoretically, all of Creation Itself is under a Wardstone-style barrier laid down by Pharasma and Her Seal and Their Spiral that prevents things of the Dark Tapestry from entering.  Sometimes They enter anyway.

If Yibb-Tstll or Tsathoggua decides to tell the Seal of Pharasma what It doesn't care about, is It going to stop because of some Wardstones?

The answer, if you were wondering, is "No, actually; no, It will not."

So one way you could give a Worldwound fortress a bad day, would be to run a Dark Tapestry manifestation ritual next to it.

Now, is this a good idea?

No.  No it is not.  There are some strategies which are terrible irrespective of your utility function.  There are things which are such bad ideas that Dou-Bral and Zon-Kuthon would both prefer not to do them.

Is it, however, an idea?

Yes.

 

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The thing about fighting Chaotic Evil generally, and its Abyssal subtype specifically, is that where plain old Neutral Evil might draw from the set of all good ideas for defeating you, demons draw from the set of all ideas.

Theoretically, all of Creation Itself is under a Wardstone-style barrier laid down by Pharasma and Her Seal and Their Spiral that prevents things of the Dark Tapestry from entering or intervening.  Sometimes They do so anyway.

If Yibb-Tstll or Tsathoggua decides to tell the Seal of Pharasma what It doesn't care about, is It going to stop because of some Wardstones?

The answer, if you were wondering, is "No, actually; no, It will not."

So one way you could give a Worldwound fortress a bad day, would be to run a Dark Tapestry manifestation ritual next to it.

Now, is this a good idea?

No.  No it is not.  There are some strategies which are terrible irrespective of your utility function.  There are things which are such bad ideas that Dou-Bral and Zon-Kuthon would both prefer not to do them.

Is it, however, an idea?

Yes.

 

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The thing about fighting Chaotic Evil generally, and its Abyssal subtype specifically, is that where plain old Neutral Evil might draw from the set of all good ideas for defeating you, demons draw from the set of all ideas.

Theoretically, all of Creation Itself is under a Wardstone-style barrier laid down by Pharasma and Her Seal and Their Spire that prevents things of the Dark Tapestry from entering or intervening.  Sometimes They do so anyway.

If Yibb-Tstll or Tsathoggua decides to tell the Seal of Pharasma what It doesn't care about, is It going to stop because of some Wardstones?

The answer, if you were wondering, is "No, actually; no, It will not."

So one way you could give a Worldwound fortress a bad day, would be to run a Dark Tapestry manifestation ritual next to it.

Now, is this a good idea?

No.  No it is not.  There are some strategies which are terrible irrespective of your utility function.  There are things which are such bad ideas that Dou-Bral and Zon-Kuthon would both prefer not to do them.

Is it, however, an idea?

Yes.