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<blockquote data-quote="Particle_Man" data-source="post: 1449036" data-attributes="member: 892"><p>Well if it is a good campaign, you could also tell him that there are no evil pcs.&nbsp; Then tell him that you are monitoring his alignment drift, and if he does too many evil acts, he becomes LE instead of LN and permanently becomes an NPC in your world.&nbsp; That should solve the problem.&nbsp; To help him know when he is in the danger zone, you two could work together on a code that will define what counts as evil, and basically say &quot;don't do these evil things&quot;.&nbsp; Emphasize that this is just to help him out, and that you will be monitoring his alignment drift whether he has a code or not.&nbsp; A Code of honour would be useful in-game to give him guidelines vs. this drift, so he might be sold on it.&nbsp; So since evil is associated with being completely selfish and with causing gratuitous pain and suffering to others, you could model the code on that.&nbsp; If he doesn't want a formal code, then you can still monitor his alignment drift (since he can't voluntarily do without alignment in your campaign).</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Particle_Man, post: 1449036, member: 892"] Well if it is a good campaign, you could also tell him that there are no evil pcs. Then tell him that you are monitoring his alignment drift, and if he does too many evil acts, he becomes LE instead of LN and permanently becomes an NPC in your world. That should solve the problem. To help him know when he is in the danger zone, you two could work together on a code that will define what counts as evil, and basically say "don't do these evil things". Emphasize that this is just to help him out, and that you will be monitoring his alignment drift whether he has a code or not. A Code of honour would be useful in-game to give him guidelines vs. this drift, so he might be sold on it. So since evil is associated with being completely selfish and with causing gratuitous pain and suffering to others, you could model the code on that. If he doesn't want a formal code, then you can still monitor his alignment drift (since he can't voluntarily do without alignment in your campaign). [/QUOTE]

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