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EPISODE · Nov 26, 2018 · 42 MIN

Lesson # 62 - Alignment and Dragons

from Detentions and Dragons · host Matt Kuehl & Josh Reistad

Character Alignments: Does your player character save the cat or do they save their time and steal a bunch of gold? On this lesson of Detentions and Dragons, Josh and Matt discuss character alignments. As a player, deciding how a player character responds to in-game events can be challenging. However, the character alignments system helps to guide players into deciding how their Lawful Good Paladin or Chaotic Neutral Wizard would really act under pressure. There are nine options. Some are more confusing than others. Hopefully, Josh and Matt provide some clarity to the situation. Neutral. Yep, that is a difficult one. :-) Did these two teachers help alignment your understanding on the alignment system? Please rate and subscribe to Detentions and Dragons! Or help Josh and Matt out by recommending Detentions and Dragons to a friend, teacher, or student. New listeners are the best way to help us grow as a podcast. Thanks again for all of your support! Detentions and Dragons is a proud member of the Block Party Podcast Network! Check out our show and other great D&D and gaming podcast at https://www.blockpartypodcastnetwork.com/ or where ever you download podcasts!

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