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<blockquote data-quote="evileeyore" data-source="post: 232451" data-attributes="member: 1768">Why assume CE and NE must be obvious about it?Why can't the CE Vampire be subtle damn it!&nbsp; It could mastermind entire schemes, have globe spanning plots, and when the feces hits the fan, drop all his loyal minions and allies and escape ignoring cries of 'loyalty' and 'duty.Nothing says Chaotics can't follow the laws-so long as it is to their general benefit.&nbsp; However when the chips are down is when the alignments come out to play...I ran CG Elf once who ended up as a Duke (titular) in human lands.&nbsp; I had strict laws, expected people to be good.&nbsp; But I didn't force people to live there.&nbsp; If they felt like leaving, all cool.&nbsp; If they didn't want to work and pay taxes they didn't have to.&nbsp; Actually I left running the Duchy up to a couple of Stewards that I chose because they were good at it, and continued to go off and adventure...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="evileeyore, post: 232451, member: 1768"] Why assume CE and NE must be obvious about it? Why can't the CE Vampire be subtle damn it! It could mastermind entire schemes, have globe spanning plots, and when the feces hits the fan, drop all his loyal minions and allies and escape ignoring cries of 'loyalty' and 'duty. Nothing says Chaotics can't follow the laws-so long as it is to their general benefit. However when the chips are down is when the alignments come out to play... I ran CG Elf once who ended up as a Duke (titular) in human lands. I had strict laws, expected people to be good. But I didn't force people to live there. If they felt like leaving, all cool. If they didn't want to work and pay taxes they didn't have to. Actually I left running the Duchy up to a couple of Stewards that I chose because they were good at it, and continued to go off and adventure... [/QUOTE]

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