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<blockquote data-quote="saethone" data-source="post: 2171597" data-attributes="member: 29671">i like the book of exhalted deeds for thisit states that a good character may use evil means to get what they need...but an exhlated character won'twhile he is definatly not exhalted, that little 'ends to a means' clause might helplets take a look at all he does:1) takes a contract to protect a girl. tries his hardest to oblige to that contract --lawful2) allows police a chance to look for girl they fail, he takes over --Neutral on LC axis3) kills people *after* he gets the info--evil4) sacrifices himself for the girl--good5) the fact that he picks up the search after his contract has ended--goodeven without that clause you can see he is true neutraledit:in reply to above poster:the justice system *should* be lawful neutral. thats what its there for.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="saethone, post: 2171597, member: 29671"] i like the book of exhalted deeds for this it states that a good character may use evil means to get what they need...but an exhlated character won't while he is definatly not exhalted, that little 'ends to a means' clause might help lets take a look at all he does: 1) takes a contract to protect a girl. tries his hardest to oblige to that contract --lawful 2) allows police a chance to look for girl they fail, he takes over --Neutral on LC axis 3) kills people *after* he gets the info --evil 4) sacrifices himself for the girl --good 5) the fact that he picks up the search after his contract has ended --good even without that clause you can see he is true neutral edit: in reply to above poster: the justice system *should* be lawful neutral. thats what its there for. [/QUOTE]

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