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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Drawmack" data-source="post: 443587" data-attributes="member: 4981">Ahhh another alignment war.The fight club tip is a good one. I usually play a CN rogue and have been complimented on how well I do it.Free Spirit is one way to put how they are. They are definatly a me first type individual, however they vary from NE on this basis. While NE is me first and always in the now, the CN does have goals and future sight. My CN rogues are famous for loaning the other party members money to buy equipment. Two reasons work to make this a CN actaion it is to every party member's best interest to have a well equiped party and if the other party members owe him money he doesn't have to carry heavy gold and jewels around with him, thereby making him able to have access to more loot then he can carry. Here is a breakdown of it.ChaoticHere is what the SRD has to say about chaos:This means that a chaotic character can but does not have to work vehemetly against the law but rather does not obey the law just because it is the law and sees no need for most laws. For example, they see nothing wrong with stealing from those more fortunate then themselves. On the other hand they probably wouldn't kill just for the sake of killing. The laws are more then simply the laws of the land but encompass creeds, cretos, laws of nature and is basically just an ordered progess to life in general. The chaotic person lacks external foundation to form his behaviours to fit any types of norms and morees. Therefor doing what he wants to do. As long as there is a rational motive for why the characters ''wants'' to do it, then it fits into chaotic.NeutralHere is what the SRD has to say about neutral:This is pretty cut and dry to me. He cares about himself. This means that he cares about those that matter to him but does not care about the world in general, showing a general disregard for humanity and such. I tend to play neutral as more of a pendulum swinging from good to evil then a character who toes the line between the two. He might see an old woman being mugged and stop the muggers, then charge the elderly lady all the money and valubales she has on her for the service. The trick is to keep the pendulum swinging. I keep a ledger sheet of good vs. evil and keep them about the same length and hence keep the pendulum swinging.synopsisThere are two important things about CN to remember. First be a swinging pendulum the goes evenly between CG and CE and you will stay CN. Second you are the most important person in your world so everything has to be for your benefit in some way.</blockquote>

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