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Topic	Has there ever been a good definition for alignments in d&d
GildedFool 12/20/18 5:35:28 AM #12:	MariaTaylor posted... also the idea of 'lawful good' is inherently stupid because at some point you have to choose between obeying the law or doing what is right. you literally can't be both. Also the fact the trolley problem exists doesn't mean someone can't want to save both paths. It just means it's not possible. --- https://imgur.com/wNH45zS <cite>GildedFool posted [p:914433583] in Has there ... [t:77318618]...</cite> <quote><cite>MariaTaylor posted...</cite> <quote>also the idea of 'lawful good' is inherently stupid because at some point you have to choose between obeying the law or doing what is right. you literally can't be both.</quote> Also the fact the trolley problem exists doesn't mean someone can't want to save both paths. It just means it's not possible. --- https://imgur.com/wNH45zS</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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