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<blockquote data-quote="n00bdragon" data-source="post: 6190507" data-attributes="member: 6689371">You have two options:1. Get a sharpie marker and boldly draw an &quot;X&quot; over the rules for alignment in the book for whatever edition you are playing. For characters that are given divine inspiration (including paladins) take a few minutes to read their god's description carefully. When the character does something the god wouldn't approve of react appropriately. If the paladin of the god of mercy gleefully beheads surrendering or fleeing forces you can do something, though considering it's a god of mercy he'll probably give the paladin at least another chance.2. Secretly make a list of actions that fall under various alignments and which do not fall under others. Any time a player takes an action that doesn't fit their alignment they lose a level. Arguments cause further level loss or the arrival of Conan The Barbarian to squash their character into paste, or both. Neutral Evil character is shopping at the store peacefully? Level drain! Good aligned characters kill something you've determined is good even though it acts like a villain? Level drain! Neutral characters picking sides in a conflict? LEVEL DRAIN!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="n00bdragon, post: 6190507, member: 6689371"] You have two options: 1. Get a sharpie marker and boldly draw an "X" over the rules for alignment in the book for whatever edition you are playing. For characters that are given divine inspiration (including paladins) take a few minutes to read their god's description carefully. When the character does something the god wouldn't approve of react appropriately. If the paladin of the god of mercy gleefully beheads surrendering or fleeing forces you can do something, though considering it's a god of mercy he'll probably give the paladin at least another chance. 2. Secretly make a list of actions that fall under various alignments and which do not fall under others. Any time a player takes an action that doesn't fit their alignment they lose a level. Arguments cause further level loss or the arrival of Conan The Barbarian to squash their character into paste, or both. Neutral Evil character is shopping at the store peacefully? Level drain! Good aligned characters kill something you've determined is good even though it acts like a villain? [I]Level drain![/I] Neutral characters picking sides in a conflict? [B][I]LEVEL DRAIN![/I][/B] [/QUOTE]

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