Re: Non-Evil Assassins

127.0.0.1 wrote:

> He is then a chaotic evil character isn't he....

Point.  I think my brain was playing word-games with itself.  "chaotic 
good character" has two possible definitions -- "character who is 
chaotic good at the moment," and "character who is typically chaotic 
good and who self-identifies as chaotic good."  My point is that, 
realistically speaking, a character one thinks of being chaotic good can 
potentially shift fast enough that you'd not see it happening until the 
deed was done.

It's not a very good point.  I'm not sure why I posted it.
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