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How to Play Consensus Gentium wrote:Consensus Gentium is to decide on what is true or right based on a general agreement among the masses.
That will be the goal of this section: weighing over and wrestling with various topics until a general conclusion can be reasonably drawn by a majority.
When a question/topic is put forth to discuss* it will be open for ten days of debate before closing. Once closed there will be a three day voting period to determine the consensus gentium.
While readers are encouraged to participate in the comments section below, we will also be allowing for anonymous discussion**. Opinions submitted anonymously will be posted by staff as such in order to add them to the conversation. Voting will be submitted privately, with results posted publicly. Any topic/question put forth will be shelved for 6 months once it is decided on after which it can be resubmitted for debate again.
*Suggest a topic/question anonymously here: THE PLACE
**Submit an opinion anonymously here: THE OTHER PLACE
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WEREWOLVES HAVE ENTERED RAVENBLACK CITY… from the start of its existence. This isn’t a new development. Between skinwalkers, wargs, huli jing, kitty people, and Lycans we have long been home to all sorts of beings that prefer to pad on four claws rather than skulk hunched and hissing through the shadows. I really prefer the latter myself, but variety is the spice of life, baby.
The new development is that this breed is rearing its gnarled maw simply to be able to chew us up and spit us out (quite effectively too). These werewolves do not hesitate and will brutally attack on sight without conscience, acting as an enemy. Unlike fighting Paladins, Hunters, and lay human enemies however, these creatures are supernatural just like us. When fighting any powerful, evolved treasures of magic and might the question can be raised:
Are we weakening our community in acting against our supernatural brethren?
Every opinion counts here.