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<blockquote data-quote="dave2008" data-source="post: 7584680" data-attributes="member: 83242">OK, so all the stuff you can completely ignore (more true in 4e than ever)&nbsp; Not a big issue IMO.If by Dawn Titans you mean primordials.&nbsp; This is incorrect.&nbsp; Most are unaligned I believe, regardless there are unaligned and good primordials.Not quite right.&nbsp; Chaotic good is included in &quot;good&quot;, just like Lawful evil is included in &quot;evil.&quot; Also, alignment is not hard coded in 4e, you can make the alignments of anything whatever you want.&nbsp; I know we had &quot;good&quot; metallic dragons in our campaign.They didn't kill off the old system, you can easily use the great wheel in 4e, nothing is hard coded.&nbsp; That is what we did mostly, though we liked the addition of the Feywild, Shadowfell, Dawn War (and Primordials) and kept those.&nbsp; We used the traditional cosmology otherwise, which was mostly irrelevant as it had no affect on our game.&nbsp; Like I said before, Cosmology never came up at all.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dave2008, post: 7584680, member: 83242"] OK, so all the stuff you can completely ignore (more true in 4e than ever) Not a big issue IMO. If by Dawn Titans you mean primordials. This is incorrect. Most are unaligned I believe, regardless there are unaligned and good primordials. Not quite right. Chaotic good is included in "good", just like Lawful evil is included in "evil." Also, alignment is not hard coded in 4e, you can make the alignments of anything whatever you want. I know we had "good" metallic dragons in our campaign. They didn't kill off the old system, you can easily use the great wheel in 4e, nothing is hard coded. That is what we did mostly, though we liked the addition of the Feywild, Shadowfell, Dawn War (and Primordials) and kept those. We used the traditional cosmology otherwise, which was mostly irrelevant as it had no affect on our game. Like I said before, Cosmology never came up at all. [/QUOTE]

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