That's what I was thinking. It's even easier to integrate characters from all sides of the spectrum if the RPC is kept relatively neutral. Using my own example, the adventurer's union wouldn't care about its members alignments; its only concern would be working for the advancement of adventurers of all sorts. Anyone could serve on its council as long as they can work towards the goals of the union, it doesn't matter whether they're a hero or a villain.
That still leaves the problem of what to do if a council members personality, not just alignment, wouldn't fit as a councilor. For example, a clergyman type who shuns all political activity, but is otherwise perfectly virtuous. I think it can be done, we just have to give it a lot of thought.
That still leaves the problem of what to do if a council members personality, not just alignment, wouldn't fit as a councilor. For example, a clergyman type who shuns all political activity, but is otherwise perfectly virtuous. I think it can be done, we just have to give it a lot of thought.
