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<blockquote data-quote="Lonely Tylenol" data-source="post: 1775690" data-attributes="member: 18549">I modified the alignment system for my campaign in the following ways:1. No PCs have alignments2. Most other characters do not either, except for supernatural creatures.&nbsp; Outsiders are always aligned, as are true dragons.&nbsp; Major forces for good/evil/law/chaos like lammasus or mind flayers are likely to be aligned.3. Clerics count as aligned for the purposes of all spells and effects that can affect something with alignment.&nbsp; They have the alignment of their god for this purpose.&nbsp; Note that this has nothing to do with their actual morality and actions, but is a mystical effect of being a cleric.4. Anyone that casts a spell with an alignment descriptor takes on that descriptor themselves for a short while.&nbsp; They function as aligned for the purposes of being affected by spells and effects for a number of minutes equal to the level of the spell cast.&nbsp; They show up on detect [alignment] spells as though they had the aura of a cleric of a level equal to the number of minutes they still have left on this alignment effect (round up for partial minutes).5. Spells that affect creatures with specific alignments treat non-aligned creatures as neutral.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lonely Tylenol, post: 1775690, member: 18549"] I modified the alignment system for my campaign in the following ways: 1. No PCs have alignments 2. Most other characters do not either, except for supernatural creatures. Outsiders are always aligned, as are true dragons. Major forces for good/evil/law/chaos like lammasus or mind flayers are likely to be aligned. 3. Clerics count as aligned for the purposes of all spells and effects that can affect something with alignment. They have the alignment of their god for this purpose. Note that this has nothing to do with their actual morality and actions, but is a mystical effect of being a cleric. 4. Anyone that casts a spell with an alignment descriptor takes on that descriptor themselves for a short while. They function as aligned for the purposes of being affected by spells and effects for a number of minutes equal to the level of the spell cast. They show up on detect [alignment] spells as though they had the aura of a cleric of a level equal to the number of minutes they still have left on this alignment effect (round up for partial minutes). 5. Spells that affect creatures with specific alignments treat non-aligned creatures as neutral. [/QUOTE]

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