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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sammael" data-source="post: 1765376" data-attributes="member: 4475">Spend an hour discussing alignments with your players. Tell them how you feel, and listen to their arguments. If they make sense, I suggest adjusting your views, even if it's only for this particular campaign.For future campaigns, make sure you do this in advance. I know it's helped me a lot. Even now, I sometimes get a gut feeling that a player is not playing a certain alignment "right" (like there is a "right" way to play an alignment... but I digress). If that's the case, I'll let the player know if the feeling persists for longer than one or two sessions, quoting his actions as much as possible (and letting him explain why he reacted in the way he did). If it still seems he is playing the wrong alignment, I'll tell the player that he may want to switch alignment to the more appropriate one (I never penalize alignment changes unless they have rule-related attachments, and even then I try to work it out in the best possible way for the player).I personally find the NG, N, and CN alignments most difficult to adjudicate.</blockquote>