Aragon - 2/15/2005 9:28 PM I agree with you on this. The commoner or common adventurer would not be able to tell the difference between a Toran or Corath Holy Water in an unmarked container. But a paladin or cleric intune with their god most definately would feel an inclination one way or another ... they may not know the origin but I would think an item blessed by Corath would give off a negative aura. "Could Toran holy water be used in the ink to scribe an animate undead scroll, for example?" I think the problem here is that all holy water ingame looks the same. It is not feasible to have coding in place that looks at the holy water and determines if it was made by a Corath worshipper. The key issue here is the RP and how much is a person willig to RP the situation? The issue rests with the individual, there is no way to enforce how the holy water is used. But I would question why a scriber who is a devout of Toran or Aeridin is even making a animate dead scroll.