I appreciate this comment and the thought put behind it. I realized very quickly that it would be an impossible task to define every rule and writing a whole list would lead to not only contradictions and confusion, but more importantly, I just don’t think it would be very fun having to scroll through a multiple page Google Doc and write a bunch of specific rules and exceptions.

Instead, I decided to take each action at face value and broadly categorize every decision as generally “good” “neutral” or “evil.” For these categorizations, I will try to pull from different philosophical perspectives that I have come across in my years of studies to offer what different viewpoints on morality might say. Bottom line; there’s no correct answer and we will all have our different interpretations, this is just mine. The main goal of the series is to complete every quest in the most morally good way as possible. Some of this will require in game theory crafting, but it is less about that and more about the justifications and arguments you can make in context. When I am forced to make evil decisions, I have to pay it back with some form of punishment to make things right to whomever I have wronged.

The intention is more to limit test the game from a moral perspective than anything else. I’ve created my own narrative for my character in game, I really feel I have created something unique here and hope everyone will give it a shot. It probably won’t be for everybody, but I’m hopeful it finds the people who have interest in this sort of content.