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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ArchfiendBobbie" data-source="post: 7099567" data-attributes="member: 6867728">Motivations go beyond alignment. For example, I've had games where orcs and dwarves teamed up simply because the threat both faced was great enough they actually stopped fighting for once to deal with it.So, the question is... why are they fighting?If you have one group that is out to cause an apocalypse and one group out to stop it, maybe the third group gets involved fighting both because the battle they are having is wrecking or causing chaos in what that third group is doing. Or maybe the third group has a different interpretation of what the apocalypse is and thinks the fighting between the first two groups will cause it... meaning that if they want to stop it, they have to kill both sides.Maybe the first two groups are trespassing in the third's territory and the third takes offense to people fighting on their doorstep?</blockquote>