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<blockquote data-quote="Jedi_Solo" data-source="post: 3763889" data-attributes="member: 40245">Far from it.&nbsp; It essentially means (as I see it) that alignment restrictions are out the door; and as a &quot;secret&quot; to let leak out at the time of the announcement I think it is a good enough teaser.&nbsp; I have heard of many groups that complete dropped these restriction and one of the Eberron books (the core setting book?&nbsp; I might be wrong) have feats that work around these.In theory, for that podcast they didn't read the questions ahead of time.&nbsp; Conspiracy theorists can easily say &quot;the producer seeded that question&quot; or &quot;the duplicated question was faked&quot; (one of the questions they had already answered in that podcast) and so on.&nbsp; There may even be some truth to those - I don't know.My point is, to me the quote means &quot;the alignment restrictions are gone&quot; and at the time (GenCon) we didn't know that alignments were taking a hit in mechanical importance.&nbsp; So now I can make a savage who is a devout warrior to his god (Barbarian/Paladin) without taking any ability penalties.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jedi_Solo, post: 3763889, member: 40245"] Far from it. It essentially means (as I see it) that alignment restrictions are out the door; and as a "secret" to let leak out at the time of the announcement I think it is a good enough teaser. I have heard of many groups that complete dropped these restriction and one of the Eberron books (the core setting book? I might be wrong) have feats that work around these. In theory, for that podcast they didn't read the questions ahead of time. Conspiracy theorists can easily say "the producer seeded that question" or "the duplicated question was faked" (one of the questions they had already answered in that podcast) and so on. There may even be some truth to those - I don't know. My point is, to me the quote means "the alignment restrictions are gone" and at the time (GenCon) we didn't know that alignments were taking a hit in mechanical importance. So now I can make a savage who is a devout warrior to his god (Barbarian/Paladin) without taking any ability penalties. [/QUOTE]

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