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#2: Dec 22nd 2010 at 8:54:32 AM
The whole thing is Just for Fun anyway, so why do we even care?
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#3: Dec 22nd 2010 at 8:56:08 AM
I am not against the concept of alignment, though I am sceptical of its usage outside a Dn D context. Should I chill?
Fighteer
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#4: Dec 22nd 2010 at 9:00:40 AM
You are correctly skeptical. However, as I said, since this is a Just for Fun section of the wiki, the rules are relaxed a bit. That doesn't mean people should edit war over 'em though.
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I think this is a Grandfather Clause thing; "pantheon" guidebooks like Deities and Demigods often list alignments for deities.
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Should trope Pantheons really use alignments at all? I mean it would make sense with character that are hypothetically canonically Chaotic Good or whatever, but for the rest, isn't that begging for an alignment debate?