Hit 48 hours and failed, 2-5. Brendan
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Bune, Great Duke of Hell
Summon Cost: 10 soulsAs a Daily Action, Bune can permanently unsummon another Corporation’s
Daemon. To do that, the Bune employer has to pay in souls 2 times the
target Daemon Summoning Cost.The target Corporation also loses the Naming Rights to the unsummoned
Deamon. Public Knowledge Daemons and Bune CANNOT be the target of Bune.
On reflection, double-summoning cost is too cheap for destroying Naming Rights. 
Well, I think the ideia is some Daemons will be lost or force some daemons to go to public knowledge.
We can adjust the cost of destroying Naming Rights. But the huge summoning cost of Bune, kind of pay some of it. I accept sugestions to rewrite it.
This Daemon can cut off some abuse of some Daemons.
This Daemon is considerably more abusable than any other we’ve seen yet, except maybe Lockes. Preventing Daemon abuse should be handled via voting on the original Proposal or via Proposals to repeal them once the abuse becomes clear.
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Yeah, same here. Bid: $1M
Bid: $2M.
Bucky:
I’m ambivalent about this. My main gripe is that it would allow the Naming Rights of a Daemon to be lost completely.