| Post/Author/DateTime | Post |
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| creed04-15-04, 02:59 PM | I like Morwel so much and make various game hours based in the Court of Stars, but Im looking in the forums and I read some ppl saying bad things about the Court, I'll say only a thing : THE COURT RULES!! |
| Skyrocket04-16-04, 06:10 PM | I haven't heard anyone bad mouthng the Court. Personally, I find them to be some of the most fun good guys. |
| creed04-18-04, 09:14 PM | Yeah!! I'm think that too! I've posted this 'cause I'm wondering in the forum and I've read about the Lawful good guys have all good stuff about materials and history and the Caotic guys don't have good background...:sad: DON' T SAY THAT GUYS !! WE ARE COOL!!:angel: |
| Ack'noth Necrom04-18-04, 10:31 PM | The court is a pretty interesting set up. Im acctually basing an epic planar order of philosopher clerics, barbarians, and bards out of the court for one of my characters (a 45th level Philosopher cleric). |
| ieattrollsforbreakfast04-19-04, 10:10 AM | Yes, the Court is good, but I much prefer the Hebdomad. With the almighty Zapkiel in charge and interesting leaders such as Raziel and Sealtiel, you can't go wrong with the Hebdomad :) That said, I prefer the Court over the Companions, give me Chaos or Law over neutrality any day. |
| wdarkk04-19-04, 02:52 PM | Law got favored over chaos a bit by the designers, but neutral really got the shaft. The Guardinals and Yugoloths really don't get anything nifty. Not that I particularly care about either, they're both very boring. |
| Estrosiath04-20-04, 03:55 AM | I much prefer Neutral good or Chaotic good alignments to Lawful good. Lawful good simply nets you dilemmas when you go into a country that has some controversial laws, that you cannot break because you are also Lawful. Slavery is legal - you can't do jack against it, unless you just buy slaves and ship them out, or free them ( if they can even be freed legally. Thay does not permit it, for instance ). |