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<blockquote data-quote="Camarath" data-source="post: 929401" data-attributes="member: 11987">I thing you could alter the alignment systems were they represented personality rather than a kind of allegiance.Evil vs Good could repesent the way one values one's self and others, an evil character would be focused on his own desires and needs wile a good character would be focused on the needs and desires of others. Law vs Chaos could repersent the way one structures one's motivation, a lawful character would be motived by thoughts and rational conculsions and a chaotic character would be motivated by his emotional repsonse to the world and certain situations. You could also combine this with a Hard alignment systems for outsiders and poeple who embody the abstact constept of Law, Chaos, Good and Evil. You could start character with their soft personality based alignment and through their action they might delevope a hard alignment. Say if they did excetional deeds of some sort they might gain a touch of one of the alignments or they might gradualy build up an alignment like a taint over time. Soft alignment would be internal (i.e. the character personality) and hard alignment would be external (i.e. based on deeds).Just my thoughts.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Camarath, post: 929401, member: 11987"] I thing you could alter the alignment systems were they represented personality rather than a kind of allegiance. Evil vs Good could repesent the way one values one's self and others, an evil character would be focused on his own desires and needs wile a good character would be focused on the needs and desires of others. Law vs Chaos could repersent the way one structures one's motivation, a lawful character would be motived by thoughts and rational conculsions and a chaotic character would be motivated by his emotional repsonse to the world and certain situations. You could also combine this with a Hard alignment systems for outsiders and poeple who embody the abstact constept of Law, Chaos, Good and Evil. You could start character with their soft personality based alignment and through their action they might delevope a hard alignment. Say if they did excetional deeds of some sort they might gain a touch of one of the alignments or they might gradualy build up an alignment like a taint over time. Soft alignment would be internal (i.e. the character personality) and hard alignment would be external (i.e. based on deeds). Just my thoughts. [/QUOTE]

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