A note regarding Alignment

[terryrayc]

For those of you following a god there are 2 major rules you need to remember.

1) if you are not a divine caster you may be within 1 of your god's alignment
--what does that mean?
-----If your god is TN then you can be NG, NE or TN but must be a N
-----If your god is LG then you can be NG or LG but you have to be a G

2) if you are a divine caster you MUST be your gods alignment.
--what does that mean?
-----If your god is TN and you are not then you'd move away from your god and will find yourself nearing a fallen stage.

Players that are fallen will no longer be able to call upon their god for power and will have to work to regain their gods favor!!

[ambrosia]

This is general BUMP reminder to everyone re: alignments, deities, and the difference between a 'general' follower and a 'divine' caster. As a second reminder, 'divine' casters are clerics, druids, and paladins.

The team has, does, and will continue, to observe IC actions as they pertain to both alignments and deities. We as a team do not care what alignment you are or what god you follow, but we do care that you are consistent with both alignment and deity.

Please remember you have the full freedom to act however you wish ICly for your character, with the knowledge you can fully expect changes to occur if you consistently play against the tenants & alignment of your chosen deity.

edit: cause I totally forgot paladins. How is that even possible?