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Message: <blockquote data-quote="WayneLigon" data-source="post: 5534483" data-attributes="member: 3649">Not every good being has the same goals and needs as every other good-aligned being. Two Good races can just as easily come into conflict with each other. Elves are a good one for this. Elves typically dislike humans or dwarves trespassing in their forests. You could easily set up a group of CG elves who are nevertheless slaughtering charcoalers who are venturing into the forest too deeply, and the PCs have to stop them from doing this. Or a group of dwarves that attacks a human town because the mayor refuses to give up that dwarf-crafted symbol of office that his ancestor stole from the dwarves many years ago.You need stats for lots of the good-aligned creatures for summoning spells at higher levels when a cleric Gates in a couple of angels to help out the party, or summons a bronze dragon.And, also, not everyone plays D&D as a bunch of good-aligned heroes. You could as easily have a Neutral or Evil party that needs to hunt down some pixies or angels for spell components.</blockquote>