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<blockquote data-quote="Lyxen" data-source="post: 8532851" data-attributes="member: 7032025">And that's the intent, especially coupled to the fact that since it's really a record of the character's past, it's certainly not a straighjacket.Well. First, it would be nice for the language to be so derogatory. Moreover, this is the principle for actual religions on this planet. Whether you choose to believe or not, still, billions believe it. Finally, you might not like it, but at the same time, it's the essence of some types of fantasy. Why was Galahad allowed to find the Grail ?As a side note, for the kind of good and evil, well going to another thread, strong servitors of Chaos or Law are probably as detectable in some fantasy genre media. I personally like that the game is more than good and evil, and law and chaos provide a geometrical number of combinations, especially when you add tendencies into the mix. And note that in 5e, in most cases alignments are not detectable.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lyxen, post: 8532851, member: 7032025"] And that's the intent, especially coupled to the fact that since it's really a record of the character's past, it's certainly not a straighjacket. Well. First, it would be nice for the language to be so derogatory. Moreover, this is the principle for actual religions on this planet. Whether you choose to believe or not, still, billions believe it. Finally, you might not like it, but at the same time, it's the essence of some types of fantasy. Why was Galahad allowed to find the Grail ? As a side note, for the kind of good and evil, well going to another thread, strong servitors of Chaos or Law are probably as detectable in some fantasy genre media. I personally like that the game is more than good and evil, and law and chaos provide a geometrical number of combinations, especially when you add tendencies into the mix. And note that in 5e, in most cases alignments are not detectable. [/QUOTE]

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