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True, but it's also pretty damn individualistic ("ever man according to his needs" and all that.) and that feels pretty Chaotic to me. It all boils down to, again, personal preference, ideals, and thoughts on things.

I'd say Liberal Democracy is more Neutral Good, with Chaotic Good matching more towards the ideal Communist society (not to get political, please don't start a political discussion)

Didn't you read? He said no-one is willing to suggest that! The fact that it made it into a book with all those people working on it is irrelevant!

I believe that is a combination of the tropes Underground Monkey and Colo(u)r Coded for your Convinience

To that I simply say don't give out any information you'd rather not anybody else have.

Well, generally you should engage with something before you make an opinion on it, and if you haven't, don't be surprised when people don't take your opinion seriously.

Have you tested them in actual play at all?

So nobody can be doing things that they believe is good and runs contradictory to your morality makes them a bad person?

If that philosophy gets 70% approval then yeah. I don't think the survey's gone up though yet, and I personally will vote against it, for the reasons already said.

Well it's the best answer I got. You could also just accept that there is no answer and just not worry about it ad try to have fun with the game, but you're well within your rights to not do that.

Because The Outer Planes exist.

Well of course. I've ran into dragons going to the store, and I think some ice zombies moved in to my amparment complex a few months ago. Nice people, actually, and their food was really good.

so GoT isn't fantasy, got it.

It does help having more data though, plus you have to extrapolate (read: wildly guess) less.

And it does say in the book that Evil deities essentially make the races they create slaves, while Good deities that created races gave them free will, because of the whole "doing good without free will is basically worthless" thing

I mean, looking at sales numbers on Amazon would probably help you come to the same conclusion.

There's also that wrinkle to "killing is wrong" isn't there?

So people have been taught to think wrong, is that what you're getting at here?

Don't forget about the third win of "it looks awesome" That does add a lot.

On the subject of the Wildemount book, I kinda hope they do new setting books with stuff from it. Specifically, the little adventure hooks they put into the regions of the world, just in case you need throw a plot at the players.