There are 5 basic elements to Alignment
Lawful: Using law as a moral compass... obeying the law, respecting order.
Chaotic: Disregarding law as your moral compass. Only respecting it when it makes sense to you.
Neutral: Believing in balance between either Law and Chaos (as in Neutral Good) or between Good and Evil (as in Lawful Neutral). You don't favor one side over the other but believe that both sides should be kept in balance.
Good: Doing what is right, and what will help people and benefit society
Evil: Doing what is wrong/selfish... what will benefit you without regard for others.
Here are the alignment combinations that are possible:
Lawful Good: You are devoted both to Law and Order and to good. A character with this alignment might struggle with a good action that was against the law.
Lawful Neutral: You are devoted to obeying the law and trying to maintain a balance between good and evil, but order comes first.
Lawful Evil: You are both evil and follow the rules. you may try to destroy an empire but you do it wisely, without compromising order or getting yourself in trouble with the law. This character might buy and sell slaves if it were legal in order to profit.
Neutral Good: You believe that a balance between order and chaos is important, but that devotion to good is of primary importance. You might disobey a law if it served the greater good, but not always.
True Neutral: You believe in balance. Law and Chaos and Good and Evil must all be taken with moderation, and you are interested in maintaining this balance, never favoring one side over the other.
Neutral Evil: You believe in a balance between Law and Chaos, but selfishness and your personal profit are your guiding star within that balance.
Chaotic Good: You follow your conscience. you choose what is right and you carry it out whether or not it has anything to do with the law.
Chaotic Neutral: Your character follows his or her own path, disregarding law and not favoring good or evil. This is usually the most unpredictable alignment. A chaotic neutral character might suddenly run at someone and you can't be sure if they are going to attack them or hug them.
Chaotic Evil: You do whatever will benefit you, regardless of the law.
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A Xixchil is a "Mantis Warrior" also popularly known as Thri-Kreen In the Dungeons & Dragons Universe.
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If you mean the game itself, then check borders or the hobby shop, They will usually have a starter set. If you mean what you should get for your character, get a weapon.
If you mean best as least evil then gold dragon (or all metallics they are good alligned), if you mean best as easiest to kill then probably pseudodragon, if you mean best as hardest to kill then gold dragon based on CR (Challenge Rating)
She probably meant moats, as in, a body of water surrounding a castle or dungeon.
Bloodied refers to the status of a character in 4th Edition Dungeons and Dragons when the current hit points (HP) drop below half the maximum hit points. Ex A Goblin with 23 hit points at full, would be bloodied at 11 hit points or less. Some abilities trigger when a character or monster becomes bloodied.
There are several. If you mean a board game, Dungeons & Dragons would be what you're looking for. As for video games, there are too many to list...
It means you are allied on the same side. "In alignment" means that the two of you appear to be in total agreement, acting almost as one person. When objects in space are in alignment, they fall into a straight line beside each other.
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Purchase Wizards of the Coast's fourth edition Dungeons & Dragons Player's Handbook from a local book store or hobby store. Alternatively, you'll be able to buy it at a better price from an online retailer, such as Amazon.com or CoolStuffInc.com. The book is very well written, and will best guide you through the character creation process. By "dragon character," I assume you mean character of the Dragonborne race. The rules for creating a Dragonborne character are in the Player's Handbook, as well.
Most dragons are not mean.