#struggling to not draw similarities with the molaesmyr situation because THEN it would be vague posting.

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i agree the gods care about the mortals but that's pretty much it really. it stopped at caring.

when the dawnfather explicitly mentioned he knew what asmodeus was going to do when sarenrae reached out to him i.e. massacre her entire followers? and he didn't prevent it from happening because he felt his kin deserved to try anyway? so let her?

what does it tell you about the gods, that one of theirs that was the most vocal about caring for mortals/their children felt that a massacre was justifiable enough to let happen simply because it would prove a point among themselves that another one of theirs is good and kind and brave to attempt the impossible.

and the dawnfather knew damn well it was impossible.