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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Scion" data-source="post: 1753351" data-attributes="member: 5777">Any place other than with clerics? Because as is that does not associate it in a useful way.It is just that good gods tend to like quick ways to further certain causes and evil gods tend to like quick ways to further other causes.If they had instead used 'fire' and 'cold' then would people assume that one was 'good' while the other 'evil'?Just because the gods in d&d were made pretty simplistic and always pick the easy way out (whether or not it really fits their porfolio or not) does not mean that positive material = good and negative material = bad. Just that it is easier to heal with one (generally considered a beneficial thing) and easier to harm with the other (generally considered a bad thing).Just because something can be beneficial does not make it good, just because something is harmful does not make it evil.So, are there other trends which imply this as well? (note, cure/inflict spells are not aligned)</blockquote>