This guy gets it. As an honest businessman it would have been unethical to sell him the potions.
Who was in the right here Yea Forums?
Cooper Clark
Jack Ortiz
would a 7-11 not sell cigarettes to a patron because they are worried about their health? the knight was an adult and free to make decisions on his own. the potion seller warned him but he persisted and should have sold them to the knight.
Austin Kelly
Nice dubs. Here ya go youtu.be
Samuel Gutierrez
But who is to say if the knight was going to use the potion on himself?
Jackson Adams
unethical yes, but maybe a death by potion is a humble death than dying on the battlefield?
Joshua Murphy
Guys, guys, guys.
Couldn't the Knight dilute any of the Potion Seller's potions with water? He said they were strong enough to kill a dragon. Someone math the ratio of potion to water the Knight would need to not die.
Samuel Torres
But potions require exact ingredients and brewing time. Adding water would probably just make it useless.
Jace Butler
It would still rest on the potion sellers concious. I mean would you want a completely avoidable death on your hands?
Justin Cooper
Adding water would have no effect on the ingredients without further brewing. It would just weaken the potion by creating a solution with less magical ingredients in any given volume.
Camden Flores
When a heroin addict dies from OD, the guy that sold him heroin actually gets better business.
Because all the other addicts now know that he has strong shit, and don't care about dying.
I imagine that's how the potion business works too.