Martin Kauffman 530 wrote:
IF YOUR CHARACTER IS INTENDED FOR PATHFINDER SOCIETY ORGANIED PLAY, AS OPPOSED TO PLAY IN A HOME CAMPAIGN,ITS STATS SEEM TO EXCEED THE 20 POINT BUY LIMIT. ALSO, AN ASSASSIN HAS A EVIL ALIGNMENT WHICH IS ALSO PROHIBITED IN PATHFINDER SOCIETY ORGANIZED PLAY. IF IT'S FOR A HOME CAMPAIGN, JUST MAKE SURE THE REST OF YOUR GROUP ALSO HAS NON-GOOD ALIGNMENTS AND DOES NOT CONTAIN A PALADIN. I WOULD DISCUSS YOUR CHARACTER CONCEPT WITH YOUR DM AND YOUR PROSPECTIVE GROUPMEMBERS AS THIS COULD CAUSE PROBLEMS IN CERTAIN GROUPS/CAMPAIGNS.
Why do people think that different alignments can't play together? You are taking such a narrow point of view and turning every character into a specified mold. There is nothing wrong with several different alignments in a group. How boring would life be if we were all the same? It is called roleplaying for a reason. It makes it more interesting when there are different motivations within the group and not just a bland follow the leader blindly attitude. Having a Paladin and a true evil aligned thief is interesting. You don't have to kill everything just because you are evil and you don't have to save everyone just because you are good. I think the way good and evil are roleplayed can vary in many degrees.
