Bloodlust
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| + | The '''Khazan Bloodlust''', originally coined as '''Bloodthirst''', is the assumption that a character in the area will fight without any sort of Writer's Fiat (or [[PIS]]), and without regard to their usual moral codes. The classic explanation of Bloodlust is that if Superman is capable of punching his opponent's head off, he ''will'', even though Superman would normally be adverse to such brutality. The Khazan Bloodlust is also partially responsible for the coining of the term [[Speedblitz]]. | ||
| - | + | However, there are sometimes times where this is misinterpreted, while the traditional definition of bloodlust almost parallels 'insanity'. The Rumbles definition simply means that the opponent is trying their absolute hardest to defeat the other person. | |
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This is not a removal of [[CIS]], however. Opponents will retain their mind, personality, and mental shortcomings. | This is not a removal of [[CIS]], however. Opponents will retain their mind, personality, and mental shortcomings. | ||
Current revision as of 03:06, 3 July 2007
The Khazan Bloodlust, originally coined as Bloodthirst, is the assumption that a character in the area will fight without any sort of Writer's Fiat (or PIS), and without regard to their usual moral codes. The classic explanation of Bloodlust is that if Superman is capable of punching his opponent's head off, he will, even though Superman would normally be adverse to such brutality. The Khazan Bloodlust is also partially responsible for the coining of the term Speedblitz.
However, there are sometimes times where this is misinterpreted, while the traditional definition of bloodlust almost parallels 'insanity'. The Rumbles definition simply means that the opponent is trying their absolute hardest to defeat the other person.
This is not a removal of CIS, however. Opponents will retain their mind, personality, and mental shortcomings.
