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They are 'lawful' in the sense that their path is one that promotes unquestioning obedience and cohesive unity among the Fifth Crusade.
Yeah, that's one mistake that Owlcat made that wasn't in Kingmaker.
The Good / Evil dialog options will shift you towards Neutral. So if you don't pick Lawful / Chaotic options at least some of the time, you'll find yourself gradually shifting away.
They should have kept options separated as Lawful Good, Neutral Good, Chaotic Good, est. Like the first game did. Because as it stands now, maintaining your starting alignment is much harder than it was in the first game.
Makes your character come across as bipolar, where a Lawful Good character may be compassionate and merciful in one scene, and then an unempathetic a-hole in the next.
Lawful Neutral is the true Lawful Stupid. They're the characters who obey the law, no matter what it says.
Lawful Good believes the law should strive to benefit society as much as possible.
Lawful Evil believes the law should be exploited to benefit themselves as much as possible.
While it's true that Hulrun was completely broken by Minagho's massacre in previous years, the reason why he's not considered an 'evil' character is because he genuinely believes that what he is doing is on the side of righteousness. He is a devout worshiper of Iomedae, and has made it his life's mission to root out any corruption that threatens the people of Kenabres.
The fact that Hulrun is still able to wield divine magic, means that his alignment is at least somewhere in Iomedae's ballpark. If he had succumbed to evil, she would have stripped him of his powers by now.
Yes, Hulrun needs to be removed from office, but not because he is evil. He needs to be removed, because he is mentally unfit for the position, and needs to get help for the trauma he's lived through.
literally the reason nurah give you as for why she betray you
but heh... you ask me lawful good is the true stupid, it's funny being random ♥♥♥♥ based on your own moral compass.
i mean, i'm the commander of the fifth crusade, one of the most pious ♥♥♥♥ you could find in all mendev, against demons nontheless ... who am i ?
a lich sorcerer with both celestial and abyss bloodline, oh i forgot ... i'm a dhampir and my only most trusted companion is ... a f'ing succubus ... LOL
this whoel session is being a trickster without picking trickster.
but seriously paladins are overrated, a bunch of of fanatical brats enclosed in tin cans playing at who's the most lawful good guy in the world, jeez even demons have more self respect than that, they'll abide laws that make sense at least, not blindly follow the first mongrel who'd set up a land with autistic laws.
NO, you aren't! And the game brings this up several times. Queen Galfrey doesn't appoint people to positions based on merit and experience. She does it mostly as a PR stunt to help drum up support for the crusade.
Irabeth and Anevia both received their positions because they did something to aid the queen in the past. But when it came to actually doing their jobs, Irabeth had an emotional breakdown, and Anevia refused to do her job as head of security, because she was afraid of inconveniencing the commander.
What did you, a fresh faced recruit to the crusades do to earn yourself the commander position? You stopped the demons from blowing up the Wardstone. Okay, congratulations, you're a hero.
But being a hero does not make you a war veteran, and there are probably dozens of soldiers in the army who would have been far better qualified for the position than your character.