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<blockquote data-quote="Magus_Jerel" data-source="post: 191147" data-attributes="member: 3940">That's a bingo - and the GM that you are was right as the Lemure is a LE creature - specifically a type of Devil.Just have to pick this apart...problems with 1:This creates the problem of &quot;Opposed Neutrality&quot; for casters of True Neutral alignment.&nbsp; While possible, this is not the ONLY valid interpretation of True Neutral.&nbsp; This is a common &quot;hangover&quot; I see in 1e players.problems with 2 and 3;This could be EXTREMELY problematic in the case of some of the deities who only allow two alignments, as well as clerics whose deity is true neutral.&nbsp; Either situation creates the possibility of a cleric who may only summon creatures of two alignments.&nbsp; Particularly with a deity such as Obad-Hai - this has a whole lot of potential to create massive problems for players with some of the upper level summoning spells.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Magus_Jerel, post: 191147, member: 3940"] That's a bingo - and the GM that you are was right as the Lemure is a LE creature - specifically a type of Devil. Just have to pick this apart... problems with 1: This creates the problem of "Opposed Neutrality" for casters of True Neutral alignment. While possible, this is not the ONLY valid interpretation of True Neutral. This is a common "hangover" I see in 1e players. problems with 2 and 3; This could be EXTREMELY problematic in the case of some of the deities who only allow two alignments, as well as clerics whose deity is true neutral. Either situation creates the possibility of a cleric who may only summon creatures of two alignments. Particularly with a deity such as Obad-Hai - this has a whole lot of potential to create massive problems for players with some of the upper level summoning spells. [/QUOTE]

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