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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mallus" data-source="post: 5482583" data-attributes="member: 3887">Don't make a problem where none exists. The player isn't being disruptive and her character isn't being outright evil, correct? Then you don't have a problem. Unless, of course, as Malcolm Reynolds would say, you decide to be meddlesome. Like delricho said, ignore alignment. Try drawing her character out/getting to engage more fully with the game using positive methods. Don't tell her she's playing wrong and than charge her PC gold for the privilege of making the character right in your eyes.How about sending her PC on a quest with a mentor knight where she'll have plenty of opportunities to do good, and some in-game guidance as to what that entails. Whatever you do --and I really think 'nothing' is the correct answer--  don't make this a guessing game for the player.</blockquote>