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<blockquote data-quote="boredgremlin" data-source="post: 3451884" data-attributes="member: 31646">I love grey morality. I never use anything else. If the players dont like the society and their views.... then change them. Now you have a whole campaign. Not just a simple background. How prevalent you make it is if iffy...&nbsp; But most of my best games have been with friends where one person was just SOL. And evero ne else tried to save him. &nbsp; Politically itz the same. My best game ever was when the the lawful evil god took out the lawful good god. But rather then playing it up he answered all the prayers of lawful good guys, The PC's had to figure out the game when they became targets of witch hunters.... I dont believe in hunters being good guys.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; So ultimately realism and a little fotthought and planning make my players able to go wheever and wherever he wants.... to never ownring significant property. good charity.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;S hit me up whty our questings.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="boredgremlin, post: 3451884, member: 31646"] I love grey morality. I never use anything else. If the players dont like the society and their views.... then change them. Now you have a whole campaign. Not just a simple background. How prevalent you make it is if iffy... But most of my best games have been with friends where one person was just SOL. And evero ne else tried to save him. Politically itz the same. My best game ever was when the the lawful evil god took out the lawful good god. But rather then playing it up he answered all the prayers of lawful good guys, The PC's had to figure out the game when they became targets of witch hunters.... I dont believe in hunters being good guys. So ultimately realism and a little fotthought and planning make my players able to go wheever and wherever he wants.... to never ownring significant property. good charity. S hit me up whty our questings. [/QUOTE]

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