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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Vaalingrade" data-source="post: 8447944" data-attributes="member: 82524">Except that are actual planes of good and evil powered by (in 3e) divine and profane energies, which are the actual good/evil energies.The first mention of negative energy being evil is in the BoVD trying to justify undead being evil. And Inflict/Cure spells still aren't tagged as Good or Evil because using those energies has nothing to do with good or evil. Speaking of...You quoted a rules section that say 'affect'. Nothing says they're a [Tag] Action anymore than Fireball is a [Fire] Action.The tagged spells are all either part of a domain of the same name or literally affect people of certain alignments (like Holy word just slaughtering any neutral, innocent commoners who hear it in the most angelic and goodly fashion possible).1) Pretty sure that saying doesn't mean 'moral good'.3) 'Too much good explodes you' is pretty weird for something that's positioned as never harming unnecessarily.3) If it did, that would bring Dragonlance into the conversation and I think none of us want that.</blockquote>