The Psicrown isn't really rechargable, at least by means available in Khorvaire.  The population of Adar might know how to recharge such artifacts, but only Riedra really knows these things.<br/><br/><br/>On another note, I recently read about an alternate alignment system that rates alignment on a 1-10 scale, rather than a binary scale.  What do you guys think of this scale:<br/><br/>Alignment:<br/><br/>Good:<br/>1: Doesn’t like to see bad things happen to others<br/>2: Helps others occasionally, particularly friends<br/>3: Willing to help strangers on occasion<br/>4: Willing to sacrifice a bit to help those close<br/>5: Gives of himself to help others, whether it be time, money, possessions, or something else<br/>6: Will sacrifice for the protection not merely of people, but of principles like Justice, Piety, and Wisdom.<br/>7: Takes concepts like purity, innocence, and other higher principles very seriously<br/>8: Would sacrifice anything, even his life, for others in a heartbeat<br/>9: Refuses to harm anything or anyone, even if it brings misfortune or death on himself<br/>10: Has compassion for all beings, even the most foul and twisted, and will sacrifice himself for them.<br/><br/>Evil:<br/>1: Finds joy in the misfortune of others, but usually wouldn’t act to hurt others<br/>2: Willing to cause others pain or misfortune to better himself<br/>3: Actively enjoys lying, stealing, and inflicting pain on others<br/>4: Willing to cause harm even to friends to get ahead<br/>5: Willing to kill to better himself<br/>6: Willing to destroy entire communities for personal gain<br/>7: Will kill for the sheer pleasure of bringing pain and death to others<br/>8: Values nothing higher than personal gain<br/>9: Hates life, goodness, and light and does everything in his power to destroy them<br/>10: Anathema to all things outside self, attempts to destroy by any means neccesary/possible.<br/><br/>Law:<br/>1: Generally tries to keep his promises and, when in doubt, follows the rules<br/>2: Has a set of guidelines he generally lives by<br/>3: Genuinely respects authority figures for their positions<br/>4: Willing to see one person killed or hurt if it helps large numbers of people<br/>5: Willing to follow a code or a strict set of principles even if it brings misfortune on himself<br/>6: Willing to see a small group of people harmed or killed if it helps a greater number of people.<br/>7: Willing to be harmed in the extreme in deference to a code or strict set of principles.<br/>8: Would be willing to see many people harmed or killed if it helped society as a whole<br/>9: Follows a set path in so orderly a way as to risk blind self-destruction. Despises and fears individuality.<br/>10: Can no longer meaningfully differentiate between self and code of conduct.<br/><br/>Chaos:<br/>1: A bit of a nonconformist or free spirit<br/>2: Will lie if it suits him, hates to be ordered around<br/>3: Disorganized but extremely easygoing<br/>4: Will lie to authority figures on general principle.<br/>5: Rejects the idea of majority rule<br/>6: Prefers anarchy to any other form of organization<br/>7: Occasionally destroys or creates things in reckless abandon<br/>8: Refuses to aid others for reasons of hierarchy<br/>9: Will tell the truth only when absolutely neccasary<br/>10: Hates structure and order so much that destruction for its own sake becomes desirable<br/><br/><br/>Alignment Effects:<br/><br/>1: Treated as Neutral<br/>2-3: Half Effect<br/>4-8: Normal Effect<br/>9-10: Double Effect<br/><br/>Under this alignment system, a neutral person usuaully has a rating of 1 or 0 in most alignments, although some neutrals simply have a higher rating in two contradictory alignments.  (such as a law8 good8 evil7 paladin who takes far too much pleasure in destruction of evil)