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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Errantocracy" data-source="post: 4801318" data-attributes="member: 60415">Thanks; it was indeed a typo.Actually, I made a point of addressing that issue (I think both quotes are aimed in the same direction). I do not disagree with either of these quotes. The problem is that those instances are generally exceptions, rather than common occurrences. For example, if we look at that list . . . the case of a strength challenge would probably get old quickly, if used to often, and is probably more common to unaligned. The second point is something that can be avoided by the PCs through roleplaying (potentially, and at the DMs discretion). The third is a case of an evil gold dragon, which I'm not sure has barring in this discussion. In any case, while I do agree that the first two points could very well be used to have good PCs fight good creatures, it would be something used . . . what, every three levels, at most? How soon before you run out of excuses for your PCs to be fighting creatures who are supposedly inherently virtuous? It hardly justifies the inclusion of twenty different stats for good dragons.</blockquote>