Can someone explain to me how to apply a normal award to get a good-aligned monster?
Do I select an evil alignment in character creation, and then apply the award to have it changed later, or do I select the good alignment first, and then change race after applying the award?
A little more clarity in the help files would be helpful here.
Good aligned monster
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Re: Good aligned monster
You pick evil aligment. Then apply award and select the good one in dialogue. Sadly it prevents you to begin with paladin, for example.Invader_Nym wrote: ↑Tue Jul 03, 2018 6:44 amCan someone explain to me how to apply a normal award to get a good-aligned monster?
Do I select an evil alignment in character creation, and then apply the award to have it changed later, or do I select the good alignment first, and then change race after applying the award?
A little more clarity in the help files would be helpful here.
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Re: Good aligned monster
I just wasted a normal award to play a good aligned monster, and I wasn't a monster race to start with, so it took the award without actually making any changes to my character.
I recommend adjusting it so you can't spend a medium award on 'good-aligned monster race' if you aren't a monster race.
It's not obvious in what order you're supposed to set up your character in order to apply this award.
Can I get my award back since I spent basically a year on the character I rolled?
I recommend adjusting it so you can't spend a medium award on 'good-aligned monster race' if you aren't a monster race.
It's not obvious in what order you're supposed to set up your character in order to apply this award.
Can I get my award back since I spent basically a year on the character I rolled?
Re: Good aligned monster
Contact Dunshine to get it fixed. A similar thing happened to me, don't fret, you'll get your reward back.
Re: Good aligned monster
I had to get Dunshine to fix Akyrn. I couldn't get it to work right upon character creation either.