Upgrade your account to a Community Supporter account and remove most of the site ads.

Reply to thread

Message: <blockquote data-quote="Elf Witch" data-source="post: 1198643" data-attributes="member: 9037">I have just started a new character and I have never played lawful neutral before I have played lawful evil as well as all the good alingments. I don't want to play this as long as I don't break the law I can do almost anything. The character is a fighter who belives in personal honor above everything else. Last night she joined the group her cousin is a member. They had captured a monk who had tried to kill or capture some of the party members the paladin detected no evil on him under questioning he claimed that he was not trying to get the PCs his group was hired as bounty hunters to capture known subversives. The PCs had asked this group for a safe house and this was where they were told to go. So they were in this subversive's groups house. The goverment of the city while in some eyes is corrupt it is the legal elected goverment.The paladin of the group who is not from this area felt that he had the right to judge him. In the end the monk choose honorable combat with a pc who is a monk from the same order. He managed to kill the captive. Now the leader of the party had his cohort ready to take out the captive of it looked like the PC was going to lose. So she made sure she was always in a flanking postion which I think would have been pretty obivious to a trained 9 level fighter.My character thinks that first of all that the paladin had no right to judge this man who had not broken any laws. And ahe is concerned that these people have no honor.I know that if I was playing lawful good I would walk away from this group or have serious reservations about staying. I think my character feels this way so my question is would a lawful neutral feel this strongly?</blockquote>

Verification