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<blockquote data-quote="Endur" data-source="post: 5864873" data-attributes="member: 3346">I think the answer is sort of.If your character is heroic, I believe your character is good.You may have written Chaotic Neutral for Han Solo's alignment on his character sheet, but if he consistently fights for the rebel alliance, rescues captured princesses, fights Darth Vader, and generally acts in a heroic manner,&nbsp; I'm going to view Han Solo as a good aligned character.&nbsp; The rebel alliance can have evil and neutral characters of course, so it would depend on the totality of his actions.&nbsp; I'm not going to tell the Player that he needs to update the alignment on his character sheet.&nbsp; I'm going to let the player do whatever the player wants to do.&nbsp; But I might allow detect good to spot Han Solo.Virtuous is a bit more complex.&nbsp; The concept of virtues can be seen as a lawful good concept.&nbsp; If you accept that virtues are a lawful good concept, then someone who is following the virtues may be lawful good.&nbsp; Again, there is a totality of actions to be observed.&nbsp; War criminals may be religious, etc.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Endur, post: 5864873, member: 3346"] I think the answer is sort of. If your character is heroic, I believe your character is good. You may have written Chaotic Neutral for Han Solo's alignment on his character sheet, but if he consistently fights for the rebel alliance, rescues captured princesses, fights Darth Vader, and generally acts in a heroic manner, I'm going to view Han Solo as a good aligned character. The rebel alliance can have evil and neutral characters of course, so it would depend on the totality of his actions. I'm not going to tell the Player that he needs to update the alignment on his character sheet. I'm going to let the player do whatever the player wants to do. But I might allow detect good to spot Han Solo. Virtuous is a bit more complex. The concept of virtues can be seen as a lawful good concept. If you accept that virtues are a lawful good concept, then someone who is following the virtues may be lawful good. Again, there is a totality of actions to be observed. War criminals may be religious, etc. [/QUOTE]

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