IN> doping out a new infernal attunement...

[William Keith]

> You can also use a Geas to tell a Seraph to lie.
>
> But you can't use a Geas to get a Malakite to forswear his Oaths any
> more than you can use one to get a Seraph to never tell the truth
> again.

Mike was pretty specific that it didn't remove the Oath, it just made 
the Malakite forget what it was.

As long as it wears off after a while, I'd say it's okay.  If you want, 
the demon might try adjusting the time interval like a Lilim requesting 
a shorter (more intense) or longer (easier) Geas -- assign a time 
interval after which the forgetting would wear off as if it was a usual 
negative Geas, and the demon can increase this by a step and make the 
target's Will roll one step easier, or decrease this by a step and make 
it one roll harder.  The longest interval possible would be six months, 
while the shortest interval would be making the target forget for long 
enough to perform a single action.

Regarding marriage, I'd say yes, the target forgets the vows -- 
however, if he still cares about his beloved, he wouldn't want to do 
something to hurt them.  Likewise, a Malakite who took an Oath not to 
do something will still find doing that thing to be morally repugnant, 
usually.  This Attunement would be best used when someone has made a 
promise begrudgingly, or to someone they don't much like.  It would be 
especially good for treaties between conflicting parties, or contracts 
between businessmen with no emotional investment.  Nicely demonic.  "If 
he really cared about this relationship, the vows wouldn't have 
mattered... would they?"

William