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<blockquote data-quote="MasterOfHeaven" data-source="post: 74345" data-attributes="member: 196">Third bloody time I've tried to reply... Grrrr.&nbsp; Arcady:&nbsp; Interesting point of view, but I would disagree.&nbsp; First off, I'd like to say I'm a little bit suspicious of your motives.&nbsp; You are, after all, the &quot;noble&quot; PC in the group of &quot;commoners&quot;, and as such you would not be the player forced to have his PC act in a subservient manner to another PC.&nbsp; I don't think that's a fun way to play for many people, and in fact would lead to resentment in many cases.&nbsp; It also wouldn't suprise me if you suddenly saw a proliferation of &quot;noble&quot; PCs.&nbsp; From a simple out of game point of view, a policy like the one you support seems like a bad idea.&nbsp; Another question I have is what happens to PCs who do not wish to confrom to societies rules.&nbsp; Many people enjoy playing the &quot;rebel&quot; type character, such as Robin Hood or Hans Solo.&nbsp; Would there really be a place for such PCs in the kind of game world you are talking about?&nbsp; Or would Chaotic characters automatically be thrown into the stocks for refusing to bow down and pay homage to someone they don't respect?&nbsp; I don't have much time left, and I don't want to write another really long reply and have it lost, so I'm ending this post here.&nbsp; I'll probably respond again later.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MasterOfHeaven, post: 74345, member: 196"] Third bloody time I've tried to reply... Grrrr. Arcady: Interesting point of view, but I would disagree. First off, I'd like to say I'm a little bit suspicious of your motives. You are, after all, the "noble" PC in the group of "commoners", and as such you would not be the player forced to have his PC act in a subservient manner to another PC. I don't think that's a fun way to play for many people, and in fact would lead to resentment in many cases. It also wouldn't suprise me if you suddenly saw a proliferation of "noble" PCs. From a simple out of game point of view, a policy like the one you support seems like a bad idea. Another question I have is what happens to PCs who do not wish to confrom to societies rules. Many people enjoy playing the "rebel" type character, such as Robin Hood or Hans Solo. Would there really be a place for such PCs in the kind of game world you are talking about? Or would Chaotic characters automatically be thrown into the stocks for refusing to bow down and pay homage to someone they don't respect? I don't have much time left, and I don't want to write another really long reply and have it lost, so I'm ending this post here. I'll probably respond again later. [/QUOTE]

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