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Message: <blockquote data-quote="steeldragons" data-source="post: 5694275" data-attributes="member: 92511">Ok, we're wavering away from topic here a bit, though I am, of course, interested in hearing what everyone thinks on the topic and the tangents of "whether this is necessary or not".The thread is working under the assumption that "it is" and/or "it could help minimize disagreements in play" and provide a framework for acceptable [in-character] behavior (personal morals or beliefs of the players are really kind of irrelevant. These codes are for the actions and attitudes of your fictional characters in a fantasy role-playing game) and promote internal world consistency.Since "good/evil" or more specifically "paladins" are cause for a good bit of debate for many, what about Druids?In the event you maintain the original concept of Druids being Neutral (whether you insist on True Neutrality, which I do, or allow for other Neutral bents), what would be some items one might find in the secret sacred oaths of a Druidic order?Someone posted a few good ones back on page 1, I think (apologies, I can't get back to see who it actually was while I'm "replying").Let's see what else we can do with Druids.What would be unacceptable/cause the loss of druidic status?I myself have not ever seen this happen in play. But the possibility that it could is supposed to be an understood risk of playing this class/deviating from alignment.--SD</blockquote>