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<blockquote data-quote="William Ronald" data-source="post: 2497557" data-attributes="member: 426">I think a young Conan can be a model for a CN (arguably CG leaning) character.&nbsp; Another, more conflicted example would be Thomas Covenant in the First Chronicles of Thomas Covenant.&nbsp; He tended to do what he wanted, did not often take responsibility for his actions (believing that he was in a delusion), but could be capable of acts of great cruelty or kindness.&nbsp; Ultimately, by the end of the series, he learned to take responsibility for his actions -- whether or not those actions were in a dream or another reality.&nbsp; (One could argue that Covenant moves from a CN alignment to a CG alignment by the time of the Second Chronicles.)&nbsp; BadMojo, I think your character is an example of a CN hero who is capable of working with fellow adventurers.&nbsp; Ultimately, I think the problems explored in this thread are not so much about alignment as uncooperative players.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="William Ronald, post: 2497557, member: 426"] I think a young Conan can be a model for a CN (arguably CG leaning) character. Another, more conflicted example would be Thomas Covenant in the First Chronicles of Thomas Covenant. He tended to do what he wanted, did not often take responsibility for his actions (believing that he was in a delusion), but could be capable of acts of great cruelty or kindness. Ultimately, by the end of the series, he learned to take responsibility for his actions -- whether or not those actions were in a dream or another reality. (One could argue that Covenant moves from a CN alignment to a CG alignment by the time of the Second Chronicles.) BadMojo, I think your character is an example of a CN hero who is capable of working with fellow adventurers. Ultimately, I think the problems explored in this thread are not so much about alignment as uncooperative players. [/QUOTE]

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