| jerry brown 141 |
as the actual gm of the group he is talking about i have simply stated to him "watch out for what you wish for", and the that the feat does not grant him the ability to instantly overcome a party weakness that matches his every desire that will obey his every command. He/she will be a living person in my world with the ability to decide what is right and wrong for herself and that as an npc it will be under my control with a personality, quirks, and charms all its on. as far as the alignment the rule only states that it can not be of an oppossing alignment thus allowing me to bring in a dudly do right paladin of the same god you worship to bring you back to the path of honor you have so boldly put in the first post but have so sadly drifted far from hench the alignment crisis you and the some other party members are going through, hence the "watch out for what you wish for". So said i do not see any devation from the rule for the feat, the character will benifit the party in many ways and help guide you back to the state path of honor you claim to follow and guide you back into the good graces of your god, and present many roleplaying opportunities as this is a roleplaying game and the reason i state the moment you mentioned taking it that i loved the idea.