Re: Willy Wonka's Alignment?

On Thu, 27 May 2004 12:56:03 +0100, "JB" <JB70@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>"SMT" <gn5s-thrn@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> "Robert Singers" <rsingers@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> > Brandon Cope startled all and sundry by ejaculating the following
>words
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>> > > You'll just have to change his personality until it cleanly fits
>one
>> > > of your nine options you have.
>> >
>> > Or he\you could just understand the alignment system and not make
>> incorrect
>> > assumptions.
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>> See the thing is when I look at the alignments as written in the books
>(2E
>> and 3E) I actually quite like the ideas in theory.
>> Yet when I try to apply alignments to any real or fictional person I
>find
>> they rarely fit, and they seldom work much better when applied to well
>> developed D&D characters who actually have a deep and well thought out
>> personality.
>
>If you find that it's because you aren't using them properly.
>

Of course, the same could be said of communism.


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