Why are they good aligned? If anything that city screams evil, or neutral.

What I posted last time you posted this exact thing:

As for Graatch's argument, I could argue that good-aligned people would be more inclined to take up protective roles. I could also argue it his way. My overriding argument is that the area designers intended for them to be that alignment, and we respect that. When I see a post like that, and it's not really in my 'area', I don't respond. When a bunch of immortals all do the same, we're basically waiting for someone else to take care of it. If most people feel neutral or opposed, there's no sense adding to the workload when there's a number of things we could work on that we agree is a good thing.

valguarnera@carrionfields.com

I don't remember commenting on this before. I was in arkham with a character recently and thought about it so I posted. Seems I had the same thought a while ago and forgot. Sorry for the repeat.

http://forums.carrionfields.com/dc/dcboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=6&topic_id=958

Romanul.

>Why are they good aligned? If anything that city screams
>evil, or neutral.

Just because the inhabitants of the city are dirtbags, it
doesn't mean the people trying to maintain order there are.

See also: WASHINGTON DC