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>he will need his magic to have a morality system of its own
Okay I'll program it for 100 souls. I jest of course, I have no idea if 100 souls is a lot or a little so the actual price is subject to change. Programming in this sense could mean like computers or like slaves or like forms with detailed criteria designed to allow your paid and definitely not slave magic teams to reach reliably consistent decisions on a per scenario basis across different operations teams.

The other cool way of imagining it is when you summon a demon it gets your message across all of its existence at once so it can choose when it handles your request in its lifespan. That way it can go out and learn stuff if your request gets too complicated for it to have actioned your command in a typical existence.

Would you want your magic system's morality to be static, linked to you, or temporal relativist? Temporal relativism is cool because you have to consider the sum of all morality in the world for a time period. You can slap it together like a lazy hack and just choose a location to link your magic system to and copy their morals but whatever that's up to you.

And you can say this is more worldbuilding than /x/ but if Zeus wanted his lightning bolts to judge the wielder this is exactly the conversation he would have to have.

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