Is it ever possible to mix in an evil char with a good group, or vice-versa, logically?
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Liam James
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Kayden Stewart
Lawful Evil or Chaotic Good when their goals happen to align in a situation where there isn't much opportunity to act out in a way that offends the rest of the group.
Caleb Gomez
In a song of ice and fire, Roose bolton's neutral evil is sworn bannerman to Robb stark's lawful good
Luis Bell
Yes. Alignment does not dictate your actions.
Benjamin Jenkins
Your actions dictate your alignment so obviously your actions will be done in line with your alignment.
Luis Hill
Do you have brain damage, lad?
Caleb Butler
Not everything you do has to be 100% in-line with your alignment, and each alignment can be played in a myriad of ways.
It's not like Evil characters have to be full baby-murdering Snidely Whiplashes at every moment or Good characters have to be the Second Coming.
Jaxson Foster
No, alignment is more WHY you did the actions.
A chaotic good character who's beating the shit out of a prisoner for information is doing it because he believes it's necessary to reach a good end.
A lawful evil character does the same, but not because it's the Just thing to do; he does it because he wanted to be the one to beat a bound man to within an inch of his life.
Luis Ross
A Lawful Evil character is more than willing to ally with a good party if it suits his ends, and understands that not betraying them will be better in the long run. It can even be good to have, since an evil character who wants to stay allied with the group will be able to calmly explain his reasons for wanting to do an evil act, and can give the rest of the party insight from a point of view they might not have considered.
Aiden Murphy
Even murderous psychopaths can have friends.