A dungeons and dragons rpg by Ji. (It's my first guys, I finally popped my cherry)

Alright. Just checking. In 3.5 I know how to make a Yuan-Ti Abomination, Sand Elemental, and other things playable from level 1. I can probably deconstruct a racial package in 4e, too.

Chromatic Dragons are just poorly written.

Anyway, I'll just get back to plotting then.

Plotting what? The end of the world? Oh, you silly~

I'd ask in your thread, but I was the last to post there, so...

Eo, what would I roll to try to judge intent, in Exalted?

Intuition?

I'll answer there, so the answer is visible to everybody.

God Donut, damn you for that signature. I can't stop looking at it!

Yo, Ji, how black and white is your setting?

Black and white?

Morality. He means Morality.

Good and evil. George Lucas thinks that the Starwars universe is all about good and evil with no gray, and that villains are evil without redemption. Just using him as an example. Does your world lean more towards extremes of good and evil, or a ton of gray?

EDIT: Jac beat me to it. Dammit.

EDIT II: We all thing, not think!

Strickly speaking, the world is what you make of it. Any villians I might throw in there wise, yes expect plenty of grey, along with any heroes, expect them to be grey. Though, I'd have prefered it if the party, was less grey than it is, I'll deal with it.

I mean the world itself and general themes. Do the general populace flock to Good and go against the Bad, or is there less alignment differentiation in play?

I don't really know how to answer that... honestly, societies are filled with people, good and bad. Everyone sharing one morality would just be wierd.

So, you could just say its a diverse moral landscape...

Yay. Love the answer. Most classic fantasy is very black and white, and annoyingly so. Ergh. I ask that, is the paladin slaughtering a goblin child under his boot really the good guy there? XD

Well of course he is, all goblins are evil from the moment they're born, god haven't you even read the monster manual~ By which I mean, it's a good thing our paladin follows Kord, and wouldn't do that.

. . . you're kidding, right? Is THAT the view of your world? XD

No, I was making le joke, hence le ~.

It all matters who the Paladin follows, I do believe.

Okay. Just had to ask. I have had a few GMs honestly say that.

Remember. Around here, a ~, typically means a joke.

Corthana wouldn't crush a young goblin unless s/he was a serious threat.

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Yep.

And our paladin wouldn't do that, as Kord teachs you to not harm innocents, mostly because they don't fight very well.

Besides, how can you take Ji Serious? She's stand in the middle of a blizzard in a bikini.

It wasn't snowing when I went out there, shut up.

I'm tempted to put you through a mock combat run, but I'd have to either type your sheets up, or give you a complicated thing of text.