Thread: Your Character Alignment In RPG's

chaotic neutral. It allows me to view any situation completely seperately from past experiences.

On a somewhat related tangent, I like games that alter your alignment based on what you actually do in game. I am not a big fan of games that allow you to pick your alignment and then basically do whatever you want even if it doesn't make sense with your chosen demeaner.

Originally Posted by Xaqaria

chaotic neutral. It allows me to view any situation completely seperately from past experiences.

On a somewhat related tangent, I like games that alter your alignment based on what you actually do in game. I am not a big fan of games that allow you to pick your alignment and then basically do whatever you want even if it doesn't make sense with your chosen demeaner.

Thats a good point. When we played we made our characters initial history and alignment. After that the DM kept careful track of what we were doing and adjusted our alignments according to our thoughts and actions taken, as well as suffering upon us all the reprecussions from any changes to alignment.

I have played the full range of alignments and classes. I'm still examining the why's as to my alignment choices.

I have been playing all kinds of RPGs for years and go to several clubs, and I run several sites.

I always try to find the type of character which no one else is using, or the one which would shake up the plot the most.

Originally Posted by Barns

I have been playing all kinds of RPGs for years and go to several clubs, and I run several sites.

I always try to find the type of character which no one else is using, or the one which would shake up the plot the most.

As long as you're happy to play whatever, that's a great idea.

I don't do RPG's much (especially not the pen-and-paper types), but chaotic neutral definitely describes me best, and when I actually have sat down and played in the past, that's what I typically choose for my characters.