Ivellios
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从这段看，我的理解应该是错误的...呃，废柴了...
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Originally posted by Ivellios Garanodel:
A man catches a halfling chief who wants to steal him, he kill or free the halfling according his mood.
He is true natural, isn’t he?
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Only if the man and the thief are someplace where it's routine to kill thieves on sight. If not, off-handedly killing the thief (instead of turning him into the authorities or just giving him a sound beating) would most likely be an Evil act.
True Neutral is basically the "all or nothing" alignment. The average person on the street is just as likely to True Neutral as they are to be any other alignment (in fact, you can think of most people as being some sort of variation on Neutral). For most people, True Neutral is simply apathy toward the idea of alignments in general, rarely (if ever) worrying about the moral or ethical context of thier actions. They measure things in terms of success or failure, and they base decisions on their own common sense.
It can argued, however, that the apathetic version of True Neutral is essentially passive, only existing among people whose actions really don't have much impact on the world(NPCs). On the other hand, True Neutral can also reflect a desire to balance all considerations, achieving a "Yin/Yang" balance, as it were. This aspect of True Neutral is active rather than passive, and much more likely to belong to an adventuring PC rather than a routine NPC.
This "active" version of True Neutral is also anything but apathetic. For instance, actively TN characters might be just as likely as anybody else to join in a quest to save the world, not necessarly to stop some approaching evil, but to stop anyone from disrupting the world too much. For more mundane issues actively TN characters are likely to take a more pragmatic view: committing a crime might be necessary to further thier own goals or even just to provide money for food, but it's not as if they would callously prey on other people on regular basis. They might even stop other people from committing crimes if the crime seems unnecessary.
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