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Let's take a different approach. I have a character I want to represent. They don't care about laws one way or another, in modern...

It's not acting on a whim if you calculate how to do it. It's having a thought and figuring out how to accomplish it, which is the...

that still doesn't mean a whim has to be acted on unthinkingly.

a whim is just a spontaneous desire in the moment, an emotional urge isn't all that different, just because these urges weren't planned...

Was Jack Sparrow insane? He was certainly CN. His choices are driven by freedom, survival, and whimsy rather than ideology or cruelty...

I'm going to disagree, mindfulness and Critical thinking are different things. Wits and thinking on a whim is a different type of...

I don't think you can. Cunning is craftiness and deceit, which require thought. That's the opposite of whim. You really can't...

Whims versus long-term planning is a big one IMO. You can be cunningly unpredictable and not stupidly unpredictable.

Saying that everyone and anyone that is CN or CE is insane makes the alignments useless and leaves out the majority of personality types...

What you--very explicitly--said in this very thread, as I specifically quoted, was that people are finally realizing that spellcasters...

Zardnaar: Also Zardnaar: Sixty percent of your second party ARE FULL-CASTERS. And of the other two, one is ALSO a partial...

These statements are all from the same post: "Well looks like a few more people seem to be aware of how comparatively weak spellcasters...

That's only a 15% difference on a d20, You're correct, that's small enough that it would take a good while to notice. I was referring to...

Worse, I think trying too hard to avoid being "meta" can actually (translation: "probably will") make the game less fun.

Well, I think things like physical abilities that work x times per day and the like still represent something that the characters are...