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From: drw@sdlvax.UUCP (drw)
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Subject: Re: renegade demons
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Date: Wed, 22-May-85 07:02:10 EDT
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> 
> Our old C&S campaign had a rebellious teenage Balrog who was Neutrally
> aligned with a leaning towards Nice.  (Of course Balrogs can have kids.
> They're Mayar, and Tolkien wrote about at least one Maya who had children.)
> 
> The same campaign also saw several attempts to convert Orcs, mostly
> unsuccessful.  One young female Orc was, however, taken away from her home
> village and given to humans to bring up.  By the time the campaign ended,
> she was only about 15 so we never roleplayed her enough in detail to see
> how well that particular experiment succeeded.
> 
> We also had a Lands of Adventure Greek campaign which saw the player
> characters attempting to change the nature of the Goddess (in order to
> allow the newly-married island King a chance of living more than eight years).
> [The island's longstanding culture followed The King Must Die pattern.]
> 
> --Lee Gold

I think we must be careful here, changing alignments (however stupid the idea  
in the first place) of fickle humans (& co.) is one thing, messing around with
the alignments of 'real' creatures of evil or chaos is another matter. If a
creature is supposed to have been made from evil (e.g.) rather than corrupted
can it become good?

What d'ya think?

	Dave Wilson.