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Message: <blockquote data-quote="txshusker" data-source="post: 6459102" data-attributes="member: 6785841">I was watching that Chris Perkins DMd game video another thread highlighted; he did for Gametrailers recently... and in that, the rogue that goes off by himself is roleplaying his character traits; alignment didn't even come in to play - or rather didn't come up - even when killing the rather innocent native. So even the DMs DM kind of glossed over alignment in that particular case.I would, like others, keep track of the actual play vs what's printed on the sheet. But every game is different. I can see where players who do play to the alignment - lawful good paladins sacrificing themselves to the detriment of other characters or rogues stealing from comrades while they are the only person on watch during camping - can add spice to the campaign, bring in otherworld powers for fun interaction, build "reputation" etc.</blockquote>