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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mathew_Freeman" data-source="post: 755625" data-attributes="member: 1846">I think one of the easiest ways to define your character through their alignment is to consider what you would do differently from another character of a different alignment.Example:A LG character could react to a kingdom ruled by an apparently evil tyrant by trying to find a better heir who had a legitimate claim to the position and promised to create laws that would help all.A NG character would perhaps seek to merely kill the king and find any suitable replacement, believing that the law or lack of law is irrelevant, but that an evil would have been removed, presumably making things better.A CG character could perhaps seek to kill the king but not care at all about a replacement, since he could believe that any form of government is inherently bad and that small communities that get by rather than large countries is the way to go.You see what I'm saying? All the above IMHO etc etc.Also, I'm curious about people's reactions to the True Neutral alignment. My thoughts are that it represents one of two things, depending on character. Either someone who believe in balance and that no particular philosopical force should out power another, or, someone who simply considers law, chaos, good and evil irrelevant to their life.</blockquote>