Nah definitely not the point I was trying to make, guess I did I bad job with that. I was trying to say dragons being tied to whatever alignment is associated with their color makes things rigid and instances that break the mold can be fun and interesting.
well... yeah... but thats how it always was... 5e likes it simplified but in 3e alignment also included some frequencies like always lawful evil, usually chaotic good, helps give a better idea of how things are in the world. if you find an evil creature that is usually good, that's a surprise, but if you find an evil creature that is always evil, that's fucking nuts.
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u/TKBarbus DM (Dungeon Memelord) Dec 19 '23
Nah definitely not the point I was trying to make, guess I did I bad job with that. I was trying to say dragons being tied to whatever alignment is associated with their color makes things rigid and instances that break the mold can be fun and interesting.