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<blockquote data-quote="EarthsShadow" data-source="post: 583421" data-attributes="member: 3531">I have another question for you all.&nbsp; Has anybody devised a system where you could have a scale of sorts, ranging from 0-10 or something similar along the various axis the alignments bring into effect.&nbsp; Something like this (and this is hypothetical right now):Good 0-10Evil 0-10Law 0-10Chaos 0-10Does this make sense?I kinda figure that if there was this scale and people were truly with a particular alignment then their ratings within these would be higher than somebody that is lower on the scale in some of these, which would probably constitute a more neutral character.&nbsp; Or would this just be another cumbersome game mechanic that would cause arguments and would it be not worth perusing after?Heck, the DM wouldn't even have to tell the players about this and can make his own judgement calls and dictate alignments from this.&nbsp; Who knows, would this work?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="EarthsShadow, post: 583421, member: 3531"] I have another question for you all. Has anybody devised a system where you could have a scale of sorts, ranging from 0-10 or something similar along the various axis the alignments bring into effect. Something like this (and this is hypothetical right now): Good 0-10 Evil 0-10 Law 0-10 Chaos 0-10 Does this make sense? I kinda figure that if there was this scale and people were truly with a particular alignment then their ratings within these would be higher than somebody that is lower on the scale in some of these, which would probably constitute a more neutral character. Or would this just be another cumbersome game mechanic that would cause arguments and would it be not worth perusing after? Heck, the DM wouldn't even have to tell the players about this and can make his own judgement calls and dictate alignments from this. Who knows, would this work? [/QUOTE]

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