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<blockquote data-quote="SilentWolf" data-source="post: 6458776" data-attributes="member: 6785912">Unfortunately at the moment I haven't had the chance to play D&amp;D 5e without Allignment, but I think it's something definitely doable.99% of D&amp;D 5e rules work independently from Allignment, which in most cases turns out to be just a roleplaying tool. Thats allow to removing Allignment without consequences. Players will still have the tools to manage their roleplaying: Background concept, Personality Traits, Ideal, Bond and Flaw.Removing Allignment, rather, allows to manage moral issues in a more free way. Players will face their PCs Moral Quandaries reflecting on the implications concerning PCs' Personality Traits, Ideal, Bond and Flaw.EDIT: Detect Evil and Good in D&amp;D 5e is not tied to Allignment (allows to perceive Aberrations, Celestials, Fiends, Elementals, Fey and Undeads). Currently, really very few rules relate directly to Alignment, so few that it does not take much to fix them.Mearls has repeatedly confirmed that this is intentional.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SilentWolf, post: 6458776, member: 6785912"] Unfortunately at the moment I haven't had the chance to play D&D 5e without Allignment, but I think it's something definitely doable. 99% of D&D 5e rules work independently from Allignment, which in most cases turns out to be just a roleplaying tool. Thats allow to removing Allignment without consequences. Players will still have the tools to manage their roleplaying: Background concept, Personality Traits, Ideal, Bond and Flaw. Removing Allignment, rather, allows to manage moral issues in a more free way. Players will face their PCs Moral Quandaries reflecting on the implications concerning PCs' Personality Traits, Ideal, Bond and Flaw. EDIT: Detect Evil and Good in D&D 5e is not tied to Allignment (allows to perceive Aberrations, Celestials, Fiends, Elementals, Fey and Undeads). Currently, really very few rules relate directly to Alignment, so few that it does not take much to fix them. Mearls has repeatedly confirmed that this is intentional. [/QUOTE]

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