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Topic	Has there ever been a good definition for alignments in d&d
HanOfTheNekos 12/21/18 7:32:06 AM #89:	Well, alignment was mechanically written out if 5e, so writers have similar thoughts to you, Para. And Maria, your dilemmas are why I define lawful/chaotic along the lines that I stated earlier. A good character should seek to do good. Lawful/chaotic can be preferences, but they should not trump good... or else the character isn't good. Also, it's interesting - in my opinion, I would consider the vast majority of humans on earth to be lawful good or lawful neutral. --- "Bordate is a pretty shady place, what with the gangs, casinos, evil corporations and water park." - FAHtastic <cite>HanOfTheNekos posted [p:914490154] in Has there ... [t:77318618]...</cite> <quote>Well, alignment was mechanically written out if 5e, so writers have similar thoughts to you, Para. And Maria, your dilemmas are why I define lawful/chaotic along the lines that I stated earlier. A good character should seek to do good. Lawful/chaotic can be preferences, but they should not trump good... or else the character isn't good. Also, it's interesting - in my opinion, I would consider the vast majority of humans on earth to be lawful good or lawful neutral. --- "Bordate is a pretty shady place, what with the gangs, casinos, evil corporations and water park." - FAHtastic</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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