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<blockquote data-quote="Krensky" data-source="post: 5423959" data-attributes="member: 30936">I'm not sure I follow. Maybe I didn't explain it well enough.If I ever had need to stat up a honest to goddess actual avatar of Iomedae (rather then a servant or proxy, which is what that Avatar entry there represents) I'd give her the NPC Quality Interest: Alignment (Iomedae). I might even 'cheat' (since you're only supposed to have one Alignment) and give her Alignment (Aroden) as well.In Fantasy Craft terms, for this campaign, there is no Law, Good, or Lawful Good Alignments. Just the deities and other appropriate powers or philosophies.If it's not covered explicitly by the dozen or so pages on The Inheritor, there's more then enough to figure it out. Also, there's alignments aren't proscriptive. You only take an alignment if you want one or if you're playing a class that requires one, ie a Priest, a Paladin, a Monk, a Spirit Singer, or a Sage that takes the appropriate Priest abilities for Cross-Training, or an Arcane caster who wants to use the Spell Conversion: Alignment feat. If you don't spend the Interest on an Alignment, it doesn't effect you. You don't gain any of the benefits (typically none), but you also don't suffer the drawbacks (typically more then none) either.If you don't 'follow' your Alignment, what happens then is a discussion between the player and GM and potentially a Crisis of Faith subplot.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Krensky, post: 5423959, member: 30936"] I'm not sure I follow. Maybe I didn't explain it well enough. If I ever had need to stat up a honest to goddess actual avatar of Iomedae (rather then a servant or proxy, which is what that Avatar entry there represents) I'd give her the NPC Quality Interest: Alignment (Iomedae). I might even 'cheat' (since you're only supposed to have one Alignment) and give her Alignment (Aroden) as well. In Fantasy Craft terms, for this campaign, there is no Law, Good, or Lawful Good Alignments. Just the deities and other appropriate powers or philosophies. If it's not covered explicitly by the dozen or so pages on The Inheritor, there's more then enough to figure it out. Also, there's alignments aren't proscriptive. You only take an alignment if you want one or if you're playing a class that requires one, ie a Priest, a Paladin, a Monk, a Spirit Singer, or a Sage that takes the appropriate Priest abilities for Cross-Training, or an Arcane caster who wants to use the Spell Conversion: Alignment feat. If you don't spend the Interest on an Alignment, it doesn't effect you. You don't gain any of the benefits (typically none), but you also don't suffer the drawbacks (typically more then none) either. If you don't 'follow' your Alignment, what happens then is a discussion between the player and GM and potentially a Crisis of Faith subplot. [/QUOTE]

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