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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Drathir" data-source="post: 5699369" data-attributes="member: 87810">i will point out page 166 of the core book, Alignment Paragraph 2 "Alignment is a tool for developing your characters identity - it is not a straitjacket for restricting your character."  So yeah, he/she did something bad does this change anything? ... Are they a Paladin or Cleric, from what I understand no he/she was a wizard, so no change in mechanics comes form the evil act is it enough to change alignment? Not really, he/she did wrong and admits it (though won't admit the full extent of the wrong doing similar to someone in denial). So what would change with an alignment shift? very little, a few spells dont work against them, holy/unholy will now accept/not accept them and if they became evil a Pally will rip him/her a new one... at low levels... Alignment is a tool, it provides guidelines on how the character would normally act, has the character been adversely affected into changing his/her personality? If not then just remind the player it was wrong that their characters alignment said they wouldn't normally do that sort of thing and discourage further actions of a similar nature.</blockquote>