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<blockquote data-quote="MGibster" data-source="post: 9224129" data-attributes="member: 4534">We don't have alignment anymore.&nbsp; Not really.&nbsp; And it was close enough to a criticism that I must now challenge you to a duel!&nbsp; To the death!&nbsp; Of our characters.&nbsp; This isn't really about this though, is it?&nbsp; We're talking about the walking dead here, not anything resembling real life.&nbsp; I don't expect a lot of depth in my D&amp;D games, but that's just me.&nbsp; One of the problems with these types of discussions is that we have so many people coming at it from the point of view of their own personal campaigns.&nbsp; If we don't have any common ground, it's difficult to talk about why it's evil.&nbsp; It's evil because he's raising a bunch of creatures who want nothing more than to kill the living.&nbsp; It's bad.&nbsp; The rules refer to animate dead as imbuing a corpose with a foul mimicry of life.&nbsp; Do we typically use foul when talking about something good?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MGibster, post: 9224129, member: 4534"] We don't have alignment anymore. Not really. And it was close enough to a criticism that I must now challenge you to a duel! To the death! [SIZE=1]Of our characters.[/SIZE] This isn't really about this though, is it? We're talking about the walking dead here, not anything resembling real life. I don't expect a lot of depth in my D&D games, but that's just me. One of the problems with these types of discussions is that we have so many people coming at it from the point of view of their own personal campaigns. If we don't have any common ground, it's difficult to talk about why it's evil. It's evil because he's raising a bunch of creatures who want nothing more than to kill the living. It's bad. The rules refer to animate dead as imbuing a corpose with a foul mimicry of life. Do we typically use foul when talking about something good? [/QUOTE]

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