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<blockquote data-quote="KarinsDad" data-source="post: 4804009" data-attributes="member: 2011">This assumes that &quot;better&quot; = &quot;easier justification for good PCs to fight all creatures&quot; and not &quot;better&quot; = &quot;common sense&quot; (e.g. angels and unicorns).Let me ask you a personal question. Does changing a Unicorn from good to unaligned REALLY make the game better?Be totally truthful. Don't make the knee jerk response, but sit down and seriously think about it. Do you truly believe that unaligned Unicorns are better for the game than good Unicorns (with their rich history and flavor of virgin/virtuous girls riding them, etc.)? If so, why?And this leads up to the following questions: Does having a total of two good/lawful good creatures out of nearly a thousand make for a rich varied set of creatures, or a restricted set of creatures? Is variety better for the game, or is a bunch of attackable &quot;without any morality thought put into it&quot; creatures better for the game? In other words, is it more fun to attack and kill any creatures the PCs want better than attacking and killing only creatures that are deserving of death?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="KarinsDad, post: 4804009, member: 2011"] This assumes that "better" = "easier justification for good PCs to fight all creatures" and not "better" = "common sense" (e.g. angels and unicorns). Let me ask you a personal question. Does changing a Unicorn from good to unaligned REALLY make the game better? Be totally truthful. Don't make the knee jerk response, but sit down and seriously think about it. Do you truly believe that unaligned Unicorns are better for the game than good Unicorns (with their rich history and flavor of virgin/virtuous girls riding them, etc.)? If so, why? And this leads up to the following questions: Does having a total of two good/lawful good creatures out of nearly a thousand make for a rich varied set of creatures, or a restricted set of creatures? Is variety better for the game, or is a bunch of attackable "without any morality thought put into it" creatures better for the game? In other words, is it more fun to attack and kill any creatures the PCs want better than attacking and killing only creatures that are deserving of death? [/QUOTE]

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