tyler t. said: All I am looking for is something like a law v chaos 00-100 style chart and good v evil 0-100 style chart. If a player scores 50 on both it would be true neutral. Have you considered making this as a PAGE in Roll20? That is how I would do it. Make a page and draw a graph (2 lines or 4 boxes or 9 boxes with the drawing tool). X-Axis can be labeled with the text for Law -------- to Chaos. Y-Axis can be labeled for Good --------- to Evil. Use the drawing tool to make a circle or box in the middle for Neutral zone. Or use an alignment image from a rulebook of your game system as a background image (as per classic AD&D example image below). Make/give each Character a colorful TOKEN on this page with a Nameplate showing their name. Don't assign the permissions to the Players if you only want the GM to adjudicate and move the alignment position, or allow them permissions if they can adjust their own alignment in your game. When you want to discuss Alignment issues in-game with your group, or demonstrate the current alignment graph position of any Character, then just drag the Player's ribbon to that page and show them the graph with their named tokens sitting at their individual alignment positions on the graph. Like this, add colorful tokens on top, move the tokens whenever needed. EXTRA CREDIT: Take a screenshot of the tokens position each week and post JPG as a Handout or in the Game's Forum. Track the changing alignment graph over weeks-months of game play. Other uses for this technique: The same boxes-labels-tokens-Page technique also works for any kind of Poll of your Players! such as: "What day can you play? Move your token to the box for Monday, Tuesday, or Friday". Or "What class do you want to play? We need 1 person under each Class" or "What game system do you want to try next?" Any kind of voting or category-based tracking. You could track Honor, or XP, or Timeline... Anything that can be graphed & which changes per-character just use a Token to represent and shift the tokens around.
