In video games, I try to be the most evil thing to ever befall the characters in that video game world, so chaotic evil.
In real life, I match mostly to chaotic neutral.
In real life, I match mostly to chaotic neutral.
Poll: So Escapist, Whats your morality?
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In reality I'm probably regular old Neutral like most everybody else (even though they'd hate to admit it). In games, I'm Chaotic Evil.
Lawful good most of the times, but when I drink I become chaotic neutral. So I avoid drinking these days.
But I think in your scenario a lawful good will try to work within the system to bring about change, they'll be a lawyer or politician or civil rights leader and work to change the government without resorting to insurrection. On a lesser scale they might be the one clean cop in a crooked precinct or a teacher carefully teaching their students with a minimum of propaganda. But ultimately you've got to remember that if a Lawful good character has no other choice than the law or the greater good, they're supposed to take the good option, they just risk heaiver ramifications (both in possible alignment change and in societal reactions in general). Often a clever Lawful good will find a third option that saves the day without breaking any laws.
You know I've often asked a similar thing except with neutral good and chaotic good, I mean both will break laws for the greater good and it's not like chaotic good will go around breaking "good" laws just for the sake of breaking laws.StormShaun said:
But I think in your scenario a lawful good will try to work within the system to bring about change, they'll be a lawyer or politician or civil rights leader and work to change the government without resorting to insurrection. On a lesser scale they might be the one clean cop in a crooked precinct or a teacher carefully teaching their students with a minimum of propaganda. But ultimately you've got to remember that if a Lawful good character has no other choice than the law or the greater good, they're supposed to take the good option, they just risk heaiver ramifications (both in possible alignment change and in societal reactions in general). Often a clever Lawful good will find a third option that saves the day without breaking any laws.
Lawful good. I like rules, rules are the best, but rules get in the way of "good" sometimes, and I do have trouble with that.
I do find it odd that Batman is listed under "lawful good", since he doesn't play by the rules, as a matter of fact, that's kind-of the whole point of vigilantism; he operates outside of the law to do what the law can't.
Especially since he is a spiritual successor to Zorro, who ends up in the "Neutral Good".
Nifty read.
I do find it odd that Batman is listed under "lawful good", since he doesn't play by the rules, as a matter of fact, that's kind-of the whole point of vigilantism; he operates outside of the law to do what the law can't.
Especially since he is a spiritual successor to Zorro, who ends up in the "Neutral Good".
Nifty read.
I somewhere between Neutral Good or Lawful good. I guess it depend on my mood and the situation.
I am Neutral Good! At least I think so.
Well, this is a spectrum between Mother Teresa and Genocide (for kicks!) so you are in there somewhere. What you should probably do is read each alignment individually (read Good, Evil, Neutral. Then Lawful, Chaotic, Neutral) and decide from there.Use_Imagination_here said:
I actually got the exact same score for Lawful Good and Neutral Good, but the quiz gave me Neutral Good. That's probably the closest to me.
Halfway between Chaotic Neutral and Neutral Evil. But don't tell anyone, most people still think I'm more or less a good and law abiding person...