Re: PC Alignment

On Wed, 3 Sep 1997, Jermy G. wrote:

>
> > 	I am asking this on all my AD&D list. We play with most of the
> > AD&D settings. So yes he can be considered Spelljammer. The reason I am
> > doing this is because the player thinks that this is Chaotic Good
> > Behavior. And the Player is stubborn about this. So I'm
> > 	showing him that most AD&D'ers do not agree with his
> > interpretation of alignments
>
>
> If he being so difficult maybe you should give a helm oposite alignment but
> make it alignment specific Lawful Good. So it would force a alignment
> change on him.
>
> Jeremy G.

If the player can't play Chaotic Good like he is supposed to, what makes
you think he would play Lawful Good like he was supposed to?  I would
even argue that Lawful Good is much harder to play than Chaotic Good,
pure Lawful Good that is.  Haven't yet played w/ a player with a Paladin
that was Lawful Good all the time--they always slipped up.

--Grimwulf