Well im back from playing SoA, beating it with flying colors. just one question. im always a chaotic good character, but when i was in saradush the lathander priest wouldnt help me because she said i was an 'evil woman'..so upn checking my records i discovered that i was neutral evil...mut have made a few wrong dicisions in hell in SoA(tellng sarevok to I WILL KILL YOU! DIE! DIE!,a and ,maybe killing the genie instead of giving him the bad ass sword... so is there anyway to fix this? cause i dont want to be evil...

<font color="gold">Not without cheating.
But if you're willing to cheat, then you can easily get back to Chaotic Good with Shadowkeeper.</font>


see ya!

<font color = lightgreen>Try loading ShadowKeeper and fixing your alignment there.

Alternatively, you could CLUA create "helm02", the Helm of Opposite Alignment. Unfortunately, this would set you to Neutral Good; close, but not exactly Chaotic Good.</font>

ya i alreayd tried to do that with shadow keeper and it wouldnt load the game because i dont have version 2.0

Why do people always keep the sword? If you don't want to be evil, then DON'T ACT IN A SELFISH WAY!!

It really get on my nerve, every few days we see someone come in and say: "HUH?! Why am I evil? Could it be because I killed that innocent genie instead of giving him his sword?"

I hope you will be stuck with your aligment. That should teach you to act like you should.

<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Luvian:
Why do people always keep the sword? If you don't want to be evil, then DON'T ACT IN A SELFISH WAY!!

It really get on my nerve, every few days we see someone come in and say: "HUH?! Why am I evil? Could it be because I killed that innocent genie instead of giving him his sword?"

I hope you will be stuck with your aligment. That should teach you to act like you should.<hr></blockquote>


You should calm down, he was only asking a question, dont give yourself a heart attack. Anyway what the other people said was right, anyway I think you should go back and do it again but make better choices, when it comes down to it there are far better weapons than blackrazor in ToB anyway.

It's annoying that "freeing" the djinn one way will make you evil ... I think it would me far more evil to condemn the bugger to an eternity in Hell. That ought to be the evil option: take the Tear, leave the djinn to suffer.

In the Underdark, it's specifically good to kill the Djinn. So I agree that the Hell-test is confusing.

-- Nifft

yeah i don't see what's so wrong with killing the dijin. he just goes back to his plane. oh well. and isn't it only for evil people? I mean i would figure that people in a good party wouldn't have an evil swordsman (there aren't any in the game...) so why would they keep it?

<font color = lightgreen>What is also strange is that if you drop the sword and kill the djinn (or kill him and then drop the sword, the point being that you don't keep it) then the game assumes that you are being selfish, hence evil.

If one selfish act makes you evil then we are all in serious trouble! [img]tongue.gif[/img] : Oh, well, it's only a game....</font>

Well, being selfish in not letting your little brother taste your candy doesn't make you evil.
Though, I do think killing a poor, trapped soul instead of just giving him something you haven't much need of is selfish in an evil way.