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Elywick is right.
That's why he would be a great choice to moderate a friendly political debate between Agathorn and Felix.
As the leader of the clerics guild, and thus the spiritual and moral guide of the town, who could possibly be a better choice to do so?
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Or we could not volunteer me thanks.
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This may be my favorite post ever.
Well, at least in the last 500 years.
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I do not believe the political happenings and details should be posted on the boards, but done face to face during a time when others are present and with wit. I find the amount of matters of importance handled on the boards and in secret letters ill-manored and shady for lack of an more elquaint terminology.
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Normally in a town of about forty people, a public discussion to deal with problems makes perfect sense.
That doesn't work well here.
Nor does wit arive for these talks as often as we may like.
There is also just as much I'll manors and shady dealings out in the open. It's hard to miss actually.
Just like people being "secretly evil".
It's an interesting though often frustrating town.
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Hopefully the town won't be burnt to the ground before I return!
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I for one agree with an open debate, and vote.
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I would like to be a back up moderator
