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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Hexmage-EN" data-source="post: 8327769" data-attributes="member: 79428">Real life social movements often fizzle-out or fracture into squabbling subgroups without the presence of strong leadership. It doesn't mean these people are stupid; it means they're invested enough in what they personally believe is the right thing that they won't compromise for something that doesn't match their own vision.Honestly I'd suggest reading about various real life political ideologies, social movements, and Sociological theory to better understand how real people can think and behave in ways that can sometimes seem alien to others. Part of the fun of making D&D PCs for me personally is to take some of those points of view and map them to an alignment so I can roleplay a character with a different perspective than my own, be it a CG character with anarchist leanings, a more authoritarian LE character, or a true Neutral contrarian.</blockquote>