But if you have the right specializations, it can be very easy… for example, simply cast spells from Keeper of the Peace Adept, Creation Adept and Creation Master if they are your 3 specializations your base alignement is now +600 (Pure Good) and you win the Empire Quest.
It’s much harder too become Pure Good/Evil if you don’t have any Good/Evil specialization. The influence of some events on the alignment has been reduced :Įlimination of a good leader : -200 instead of -400.Įlimination of an evil leader : +200 instead of +400. But as he will regain 12 alignment points each turn (4% of 300 = 12), he will become neutral again after 9 turns (-300 +108 = -192) if nothing modifies his alignment by then. This alignment has a bad influence on the morale of his units that have become dedicated to neutral because of the spell Scales of Fortune. All other alignment modifiers are cumulative but temporary, and wither away at the rate of 4% a day until their disappearance.Įxample : A leader with Grey Guard Master that razes two cities becomes Slightly Evil (-150 -150 = -300).
However, if he casts the spell Rite of Malediction, he will become Evil (-400) because this spell belongs to the specialization Shadowborn Master. Even if he casts thereafter the spell Seed of Distrust, he will stay Slightly Evil (-200) since the two spells belong to the specialization Shadowborn Adept. Their effects on the alignment are not cumulative, except for spells from different specializations.Įxample : a leader with Shadowborn Master who casts the spell Embrace Darkness becomes Slightly Evil (-200). All spells of the good/evil specializations (Creation, Destruction, Keeper of the Peace, Shadowborn - both Adept Master) add or subtract 200 to the alignment when they are casted for the first time.
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