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Destrynions' Charter, 876 AC

by Daniel Mayer

# 1
A life is worth another life.

#2
In times of war, all participating parties remember the life's worth.

#3
Torture is allowed on non-magic users only for retrieving the wanted information. Torture for fun is to be regarded as ignorance of this charter. Magic-users captured are considered first-class (noble) captives and have to be proposed for ransom. If declined, any measures may be taken.

#4
Using mass-stealth magics is considered ignorance of #1 and #2. Any applicable warleader is considered common enemy of all parties signing this charter.

#5
Usage of mass-teleporting or gates to move troops directly into places where the war is not supported, like peaceful cities e.g., is considered ignorance of #1 and #2. Any applicable warleader is considered common enemy of all parties signing this charter.

#6
The standard Rules For Tactical Usage Of Magic are applicable.

Signed by the following ambassadors representative for their government, Thyatis Alphatia Glantri Vestland .....

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Whatever the exact wording may be. Shouldn't there exist such a charter? Else Magicians like Bargle may had an easy way in conquering towns and hole regions... It has to be a deterrent like the nuclear bombs: Many have the ability to use it, but *if*, the own land is surely to be destroyed completely.
-> mass-destruction of non-troops or the really, really, really bad way to kill thousands of unaware troops (by placing invisible death clouds all around a fortress during night while at peaceful terms...) should be forbidden with the "hanging sword" of a real punch even by those having nothing to do with the war.