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<blockquote data-quote="Three_Haligonians" data-source="post: 3286808" data-attributes="member: 19546">For me, one of the best ways to play Lawful is to be consistant with your choices and your actions; it is about adhering to your principals.Once a lawful character has decided the &quot;correct&quot; course of action for a given situation, then that character will strive to take the same course of action everytime the situation arises. Does your character kill the BBEG once they are defeated or take them prisoner? Whichever you choose, make sure you choose the same for every BBEG you fight, and stuff like that. It's the chaotic characters who constantly say &quot;what I would do depends on the situation.. circumstances change everything..&quot; and whatnot. For a lawful character try and see things as either black or white (however your moral compass dictates what is &quot;black&quot; and what is &quot;white&quot; aside). Of course, only a computer or robot could do this with 100% efficiency. Assuming your character isn't one (who knows..?) they should -try- to achieve this goal but a slip up here or a variance there isn't going to cause an alignment change.Hope that helps.Heck, I hope that was understandableJ from Three Haligonians</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Three_Haligonians, post: 3286808, member: 19546"] For me, one of the best ways to play Lawful is to be consistant with your choices and your actions; it is about adhering to your principals. Once a lawful character has decided the "correct" course of action for a given situation, then that character will strive to take the same course of action everytime the situation arises. Does your character kill the BBEG once they are defeated or take them prisoner? Whichever you choose, make sure you choose the same for every BBEG you fight, and stuff like that. It's the chaotic characters who constantly say "what I would do depends on the situation.. circumstances change everything.." and whatnot. For a lawful character try and see things as either black or white (however your moral compass dictates what is "black" and what is "white" aside). Of course, only a computer or robot could do this with 100% efficiency. Assuming your character isn't one (who knows..?) they should -try- to achieve this goal but a slip up here or a variance there isn't going to cause an alignment change. Hope that helps. Heck, I hope that was understandable J from Three Haligonians [/QUOTE]

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