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<blockquote data-quote="Mr. Kaze" data-source="post: 1764037" data-attributes="member: 8848">I like Chaotic Good -- it gives me the flexibility to react to whatever behaviors people are engaging in while still having a value-based goal to strive for worthy of being a hero.For example, the party got in trouble for reckless endangerment and the corrupt judge wanted a collection of illegal drugs to buy him off.&nbsp; Party agrees to go get him the drugs.&nbsp; While they're off harvesting the drugs, I arrange with his heir that the party is going to kill the corrupt judge for a variety of reasons which can be summarized as &quot;he's chaotic evil&quot;.&nbsp; Party regroups, drugs get handed off, and we move in to kick the corrupt old coot's butt.&nbsp; Only to find out that he grossly outlevels us.&nbsp; But we forced him to flee, abandoning his devil friends, child sacrifice ritual, position as judge, and his drugs.&nbsp; Just a matter of getting his guard down...Of course, that character also snaked a land deal out from under the party when they executed some low-level bandits who had surrendered.&nbsp; Not sure they ever found out that it was me.::Kaze (hates compulsion effects)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mr. Kaze, post: 1764037, member: 8848"] I like Chaotic Good -- it gives me the flexibility to react to whatever behaviors people are engaging in while still having a value-based goal to strive for worthy of being a hero. For example, the party got in trouble for reckless endangerment and the corrupt judge wanted a collection of illegal drugs to buy him off. Party agrees to go get him the drugs. While they're off harvesting the drugs, I arrange with his heir that the party is going to kill the corrupt judge for a variety of reasons which can be summarized as "he's chaotic evil". Party regroups, drugs get handed off, and we move in to kick the corrupt old coot's butt. Only to find out that he grossly outlevels us. But we forced him to flee, abandoning his devil friends, child sacrifice ritual, position as judge, and his drugs. Just a matter of getting his guard down... Of course, that character also snaked a land deal out from under the party when they executed some low-level bandits who had surrendered. Not sure they ever found out that it was me. ::Kaze (hates compulsion effects) [/QUOTE]

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