Character
Rules
Events
Map
RP Points
Proplimits
Statistics
Steam Group
Members
Hall of Fame
Team
Bans
Blacklists
Warnings
Changelog
Content
12-05-2012, 09:26 AM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2022, 01:01 AM by Fearless Community.
Edit Reason: Checked Encoding
)
Well no its more of how you prefer your roleplaying characters to be. And also Alignment was first used in dungeons and dragons and is a system that is an easy way to define your character.
And example of an alignment is for example.
Lawful Evil. Meaning that the character is evil and don't care about others feelings,family or for that matter their life but they will always listen to their superiors.
or
Chaotic Good. Someone that does something that is against the law and can be found as chaotic but for the good of the people (for example Robin Hood is considered to be Chaotic Good)
And example of an alignment is for example.
Lawful Evil. Meaning that the character is evil and don't care about others feelings,family or for that matter their life but they will always listen to their superiors.
or
Chaotic Good. Someone that does something that is against the law and can be found as chaotic but for the good of the people (for example Robin Hood is considered to be Chaotic Good)
Your's Sincerely
Foxy The Pirate
Foxy The Pirate