As long as it's clear within the party, and not an actual betrayal, I'm cool with playing the games. It's when an actual betrayal takes place. I've seen it often enough to know that it kills both games and groups.<br/><br/>In an example that someone gave in the recruiting thread, buffing the enemy in combat isn't a fake-out... it's a betrayal, regardless of reason.<br/><br/>Anyway,  as I said, as long as it's understood... and such instances are rare... I'm ok with it.<br/><br/>I'm playing in a tabletop game right now in 3.5 with a guy playing really fast and loose with a paladin. He's shopping around for a new diety, is LN and the new deity is LE and he seems to think that because he's LN, he can do whatever because it's justice in his mental process; justifying doing borderline evil acts with the alignment and still remaining a paladin... not anti-paladin, a real paladin.<br/><br/>I expect there to be a betrayal in this one at some point.<br/><br/>