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<blockquote data-quote="JacktheRabbit" data-source="post: 454611" data-attributes="member: 525">Two thoughts.1. The difference between CN and CE can be explained this way. A Chaotic Neutral person looks at personal freedom being the ultimate right. Nothing is more important. This though includes the personal freedom of others. Basically a CN's freedom with his fist ends at the tip of other peoples noses. A CE on the other hand feels that his personal freedom is so important that it should and will infringe on the freedoms of others. Basically his freedom with his fist ends at the back of the other guys skull. So your Barbarian is definately being CE he is infringing on the freedom of others which is the most important trait his alignment has.2. At what point will his Diety get miffed over these sacrifices the cleric is making to the God of Murder? I can see this character soon having a crisis of faith as his God either reigns him in or boots him out.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JacktheRabbit, post: 454611, member: 525"] Two thoughts. 1. The difference between CN and CE can be explained this way. A Chaotic Neutral person looks at personal freedom being the ultimate right. Nothing is more important. This though includes the personal freedom of others. Basically a CN's freedom with his fist ends at the tip of other peoples noses. A CE on the other hand feels that his personal freedom is so important that it should and will infringe on the freedoms of others. Basically his freedom with his fist ends at the back of the other guys skull. So your Barbarian is definately being CE he is infringing on the freedom of others which is the most important trait his alignment has. 2. At what point will his Diety get miffed over these sacrifices the cleric is making to the God of Murder? I can see this character soon having a crisis of faith as his God either reigns him in or boots him out. [/QUOTE]

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