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<blockquote data-quote="haakon1" data-source="post: 6134188" data-attributes="member: 25619">I think the Law and Chaos are pretty well-written and clear, but I'd remove the lying parts.Evil, I don't really agree on.&nbsp; Evil isn't necessarily just sadistic intent to harm people . . . it's also ruthless ambition that just doesn't CARE about the trail of bodies left in its way.Your Evil drives to down the highway intentionally ramming people until caught by the cops.My Evil drives with ruthless and unnecessary aggression, cutting people off in traffic and perhaps cackling with glee if it angers another driver or causes other drivers to crash into each other, but is not intentionally setting out just to ram people -- he's setting out with the intent of getting from Point A to Point B with not a figment of care for anyone else.My evil is more likely to survive to the end of the trip and live to do evil another day, without getting caught.Also, my neutral is actually are sometimes willing to make sacrifices, as I think normal everyday people are.&nbsp; For example, a neutral town guard will not just run at the first sign of trouble, he'll try to do his duty first (unless he's a coward, but that's not an alignment issue).&nbsp; The difference between the good, neutral, and evil town guards won't be obvious to a casual observer, until some issue comes up that shows it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="haakon1, post: 6134188, member: 25619"] I think the Law and Chaos are pretty well-written and clear, but I'd remove the lying parts. Evil, I don't really agree on. Evil isn't necessarily just sadistic intent to harm people . . . it's also ruthless ambition that just doesn't CARE about the trail of bodies left in its way. Your Evil drives to down the highway intentionally ramming people until caught by the cops. My Evil drives with ruthless and unnecessary aggression, cutting people off in traffic and perhaps cackling with glee if it angers another driver or causes other drivers to crash into each other, but is not intentionally setting out just to ram people -- he's setting out with the intent of getting from Point A to Point B with not a figment of care for anyone else. My evil is more likely to survive to the end of the trip and live to do evil another day, without getting caught. Also, my neutral is actually are sometimes willing to make sacrifices, as I think normal everyday people are. For example, a neutral town guard will not just run at the first sign of trouble, he'll try to do his duty first (unless he's a coward, but that's not an alignment issue). The difference between the good, neutral, and evil town guards won't be obvious to a casual observer, until some issue comes up that shows it. [/QUOTE]

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