Contracts.

starmute · Post by **starmute** » Thu May 19, 2016 3:34 pm #177760

Since contracts are now a thing, can the lawyer burn the contracts?

Okand37 · Post by **Okand37** » Thu May 19, 2016 4:26 pm #177787

Lawyers actually have a reverse contract to get peoples souls back, if I am unmistaken. It is supposed to be located in their file cabinet. I see no reason why a lawyer-or anyone really-wouldn't be able to burn the contracts if they refused them, though.

starmute · Post by **starmute** » Thu May 19, 2016 5:40 pm #177809

Okand37 wrote:Lawyers actually have a reverse contract to get peoples souls back, if I am unmistaken. It is supposed to be located in their file cabinet. I see no reason why a lawyer-or anyone really-wouldn't be able to burn the contracts if they refused them, though.

Why would they want to do it? Metagame, being a dick ect ect.

No reasonable explanation really but I think it should be punishable without good reasoning.

Okand37 · Post by **Okand37** » Fri May 20, 2016 3:22 am #177957

You bring up a good point. While technically our lower roleplay standard allows you to know all of the antagonists and their abilities, devil is something that relies a lot more on roleplay. Personally, without a good reason I'd say it should be punishable ...but I'm not the ultimate authority on this.

Post by **Archie700** » Fri May 20, 2016 3:03 pm #178065

Or we could just make the contract be written in Nanotrasen(TM) Fireproof Paper.

Is it possible for the lawyer himself to sell his soul?

Post by **Armhulen** » Fri May 20, 2016 3:46 pm #178071

Okand37 wrote:You bring up a good point. While technically our lower roleplay standard allows you to know all of the antagonists and their abilities, devil is something that relies a lot more on roleplay. Personally, without a good reason I'd say it should be punishable ...but I'm not the ultimate authority on this.

You should be, because this is a good point.

pidey · Post by **pidey** » Sat May 21, 2016 6:47 am #178318

Infernal contracts should be un-burnable. They perpetually look like they're on fire, but mechanically they aren't on fire, and aren't flammable. (So you can throw one in a plasma filled room, and it won't light the room on fire). They're also designed to be hard, but not impossible to destroy.

However, employment contracts, I've designed to be easy to get rid of specific ones, but hard to get rid of all of them. You'll notice that the employment cabinet can only dispense one paper every five (I think) seconds.

Mechanically, the lawyer may sell his soul. The lawyer may also then return his own soul.

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