Deities and alignment - running your kingdom

[Esquilo]

So, I know we have a say in our kingdom's main religion, and we also get to chose our alignment, and there are some consequences to both these choices in the kingmaking campaign.

But what about discrepancies? If my main is a neutral good follower of Cayden Cailean, or a Lawful Evil follower of Abadar, what happens? Do these options conflict in a way? E.g. my neutral good char is forbidden to make his carnival baronny come true? Is my Tywin Lannister Abadarian King going to have his state religion disregarded because of some colorful wedding affair?

[Nekomancer]

From my experience having played a bit of the book (Not sure how true this game is to the base content) it can affect alot. Diplomatic relations with other kingdoms as well as locals and even intelligent magical creatures, outsiders and powerful individuals such as cloistered wizards and whatnot.

For example, if your Kingdom is Lawful Neutral aligned and the main god is Abadar, your going to get along great with merchants and merchant kingdoms as well as settlers and expasonists, but you wont get along say with a Kobold tribe who believes bringing civilization to their land is either encroachment or invasion and you definantly wont get along with Orc tribes or regions heavily chaotic and lawless.

Alignment and religion determines alot of policy or what people want out of you do and can easily temper the style of the campaign going forward. Evil kingdoms tend to have alot of political subterfuge and machinations going on in the back, while good kingdoms are rather straightforward in regards to their goals and a Chaotic kingdom bent on invasion and conquest will find the players drawn into battle alot.