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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Fifth Element" data-source="post: 3610167" data-attributes="member: 48135">Alright. (Bear in mind that I now largely agree with Nifft's interpretation, and said interpretation is in-game only, because it only has to do with how you determine what a character intended to do). No acts there. Things that lead to acts, yes, but not acts. It does not say "Good" implies doing things that are altruistic, respectful for life, etc.No acts there. It does mention compunctions and commitments.These are all things that can lead directly to actions, but by themselves simply describe attitudes and perceptions, and priorities. On a side note, I didn't know that judgmentalness was a word.There's another attitude.That's neutral good, by the way. Again, referring to attitudes (much more helpful than the NG actions listed, which are "doing the best that a good person can do" - not much guidance there). He works with kings (action) but does not feel beholden to them (attitude).Etc, etc.I'm not trying to say no reference to acts are made, I am saying that intents and motivations are all over the place in the alignment descriptions, not just in that one first sentence.</blockquote>