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Message: <blockquote data-quote="CCamfield" data-source="post: 452191" data-attributes="member: 8123">With the exception of your final comments, I really disagree with your alignment definitions.  For what very little that's worth, given they're your defs for use in your own campaign and all.But, can you point to where in the PHB or anywhere else that links alignment with social skills!?  ("Social grace")The Errol Flynn version of Robin Hood would be CG or NG.  So he must have had little social grace?  Puhlease.  A classic CG character might be untrustworthy and inclined towards a lack of government control but that does not mean that they cannot  be socially graceful.  And what about a rude, snide, uppity LG character?  This is part of what Charisma represents, after all!As far as LN is concerned... violence is acceptable under most circumstances?  Errr... not if that's against the law.  Judge Dredd would be LN, I suppose, but so would a judge or other person who strongly values law and orderly society (without going around hunting down criminals with massive amounts of violence).</blockquote>