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From: David Knott <uashell@???????.net> Date: Wed, 3 Jan 2001 22:07:09 -0500 Subject: Re: Ships Alignment
> Do individual ships have an alignment? if so how is > it determined? home port? but what if the captain is > goof on an evil boat? he commands it, would it be > good. but hen they'd mutiny..... That depends -- does the ship have a personality (as, for example, Spelljammer does)? Or is that alignment meant to represent the alignment of the captain and/or his crew? That gives us three cases: 1) Ship is intelligent/sentient: If the ship and the captain are of opposed alignments, they will probably be working at cross purposes. The ship would either work to change the captain's alignment or to eliminate him. 2) Ship alignment is captain's alignment: Obviously in this case no conflict between ship alignment and captain's alignment is possible. 3) Ship alignment is alignment of most of crew: In this case, opposed alignments would mean potential tension between captain and crew and could lead to mutiny if the captain openly orders the crew to do something that is not in accordance with their alignments. Is there another possibility that I missed?
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| Subject | From | Date (UTC) | ||
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| Ships Alignment | C.J. Miller | |||
| Re: Ships Alignment | Rupert Smith | |||
| Re: Ships Alignment | Wizards Shopper | |||
| Re: Ships Alignment | David Knott | |||
| Re: Ships Alignment | J E Leinen |