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<blockquote data-quote="Helldritch" data-source="post: 8328875" data-attributes="member: 6855114">1) I never claimed that is was so in the MM. It is something people do to resume an alignment when building their notes. We make acronyms. My Empire of the Sun troopers are usually LN-G. That gives all the info I know about the Empire.2) I claimed nothing, what are you referring to exactly? That the alignment system never existed? I truly do not know what you are talking about here. Enlighten me please.3) That was an edition change to reflect their new adventure path and to justify how the orcs were acting in their new adventures. A change of edition often bring such changes.4) See number one above. Two words or two letters who really cares? I have 5 words to learn and memorize or explain that are easy concepts. Compared to all of yours, it is quite easier than your system and quite good for the basic nameless enemies.5)&nbsp; No. My point is the more complex the system, the more you need to make references and the more tedious it becomes. It is why alignmentless systems have relatively fewer monsters than a co.parable book in D&amp;D. All this flavor text takes up space that could be used for more monsters.&nbsp; But because there are no alignments, you need to make a lot more than basic fluff to make sure that the monsters are understood and played as intended.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Helldritch, post: 8328875, member: 6855114"] 1) I never claimed that is was so in the MM. It is something people do to resume an alignment when building their notes. We make acronyms. My Empire of the Sun troopers are usually LN-G. That gives all the info I know about the Empire. 2) I claimed nothing, what are you referring to exactly? That the alignment system never existed? I truly do not know what you are talking about here. Enlighten me please. 3) That was an edition change to reflect their new adventure path and to justify how the orcs were acting in their new adventures. A change of edition often bring such changes. 4) See number one above. Two words or two letters who really cares? I have 5 words to learn and memorize or explain that are easy concepts. Compared to all of yours, it is quite easier than your system and quite good for the basic nameless enemies. 5) No. My point is the more complex the system, the more you need to make references and the more tedious it becomes. It is why alignmentless systems have relatively fewer monsters than a co.parable book in D&D. All this flavor text takes up space that could be used for more monsters. But because there are no alignments, you need to make a lot more than basic fluff to make sure that the monsters are understood and played as intended. [/QUOTE]

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