anime characters on the D&D alignment chart, the individual interpretation of in-game alignments means players can be upset with where a Dungeon Master places their character or how the setting applies an objective morality to what is a subjective view of morals and ethics". Pilon suggested that the more complex alignment system from Wizards of the Coast's Magic: The Gathering – five colors of mana with 32 unique combinations which correspond to various outlooks – could be adapted to Dungeons & Dragons in order to update the alignment system. See also Alignment (role-playing games) Book of Exalted Deeds Book of Vile Darkness References Dungeons & Dragons Ethics Fictional elements introduced in 1974 Role-playing game terminology