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<blockquote data-quote="Arkhandus" data-source="post: 4171108" data-attributes="member: 13966">But the Aligned one doesn't give them the alignment traits.&nbsp; It just gives them the alignment mimicking ability.&nbsp; That is the ability that they carry with them wherever they go.&nbsp; The alignment traits are things they pick up when they go to certain planes, but it does not say that they keep those traits forevermore.&nbsp; Technically, the ability given to them is the ability to mimic the alignment of whatever plane they're on.&nbsp; Since they do not choose a plane, the wording of it infers that &quot;the plane&quot; refers to whatever plane they're on.Unfortunately, there's no way I can convince you of that, apparently, so I've just been wasting my time.&nbsp; Chalk the Horizon Walker up to the craptastic editing of the 3.5 core rulebooks, and being a hack-job of the King/Queen of the Wild PrC thrown in for no good reason, when there were far better ranger or fighter oriented PrCs they could've used.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Arkhandus, post: 4171108, member: 13966"] But the Aligned one doesn't give them the alignment traits. It just gives them the alignment mimicking ability. That is the ability that they carry with them wherever they go. The alignment traits are things they pick up when they go to certain planes, but it does not say that they keep those traits forevermore. Technically, the ability given to them is the ability to mimic the alignment of whatever plane they're on. Since they do not choose a plane, the wording of it infers that "the plane" refers to whatever plane they're on. Unfortunately, there's no way I can convince you of that, apparently, so I've just been wasting my time. Chalk the Horizon Walker up to the craptastic editing of the 3.5 core rulebooks, and being a hack-job of the King/Queen of the Wild PrC thrown in for no good reason, when there were far better ranger or fighter oriented PrCs they could've used. [/QUOTE]

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