Mescaffier

Lawful good characters are my most fun runs in DnD. It inherently creates conflict within the party and it progresses a story very well. Stick to your guns. (My lawful good cleric killed two of his squad last session)

I second what Dingo said, and don't be afraid of getting bitten in the ass by sticking by your morals.

Adding onto that.

After a lifetime of edgies my current character is a lawful good barb/fighter/Paladin multiclass and its fun to stick by your principles when the world/more morally gray members of the party are trying to cut you down at every turn. On the flip-side, its really cool when you rub off on the party and improve them by example.

On 9/2/2024 at 4:09 AM, ScreamingDingo said:

Unironically just stick to the moral interpretation of good that your character has, even if it’s not the most convenient thing to do OOCly.

 

the way to play a lawful good character is to genuinely just be consistent in their approach. Aim to not character bleed for OOC gain and/or to pander to those around you.

Just play your character as you should, even keep a list of like values/rules your character goes by and use that as a reference to frame your decisions and/or dialogue.

Stop being based.