Poll: So Escapist, Whats your morality?
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I'm... AWESOME!!!
Oh wait, that wasn't an option?
Than prolly chaotic neutral. In other words, I don't give a shit. Too lazy to be chaotic evil or lawful (good or evil).
"But don't get me wrong, I'm by no stretch a Rouge. That's lame."
-Random Gnome.
Oh wait, that wasn't an option?
Than prolly chaotic neutral. In other words, I don't give a shit. Too lazy to be chaotic evil or lawful (good or evil).
"But don't get me wrong, I'm by no stretch a Rouge. That's lame."
-Random Gnome.
Either Lawful Neutral as that is generally the "Judge" Alignment which suits me, but more likely Neutral Good, since most of the time that is what I strive for. I often fit with chaotic good but that is merely since what is law and what is right is not always the same, but I -want- to be lawful good, which means my big focus is on good, despite the legal issues.
I've seen the likes of Sophocles, FDR and Rousseau lumped into Neutral Good, and I don't think I could liken myself to them with a straight face.
Out of the options given to me, though, Neutral Good or Lawful Neutral are probably the ones closest to my own worldview.
But sheeeit, I have my Chaotic Evil moments like anyone else.
Out of the options given to me, though, Neutral Good or Lawful Neutral are probably the ones closest to my own worldview.
But sheeeit, I have my Chaotic Evil moments like anyone else.
I'm Neutral Good AND Chaotic Good, and where the coin ultimately falls depends on my circumstances.
I have a strong moral code that is completely defined by my spiritual beliefs, and not by society or the law. Whether or not I feel any sort of guilt or remorse for my actions is a question of whether or not I have disobeyed my personal moral code. While I may fear for the consequences of illegal or other rule-breaking actions, I feel no remorse for "breaking the rules" unless a certain action that "breaks the rules" also violates my moral code (that's the Chaotic Good part).
At the same time, I understand that the law, and rules in general, have its place in society. I understand that following the law/rules upholds order at home, the workplace, and society in general, and I don't want to live in a chaotic society. Therefore, I will not flippantly disregard the law/rules, but I don't wholeheartedly embrace them as the moral standard for everyone either (that's the Neutral Good part).
In the end however, if push comes to shove and I am forced to choose between obeying my personal moral code and obeying the civil code, I will choose my personal moral code in heartbeat and not feel bad about it for a second.
In short... In my everyday demeanor and practice, I'm Neutral Good. But in my heart of hearts, I'm Chaotic Good.
I have a strong moral code that is completely defined by my spiritual beliefs, and not by society or the law. Whether or not I feel any sort of guilt or remorse for my actions is a question of whether or not I have disobeyed my personal moral code. While I may fear for the consequences of illegal or other rule-breaking actions, I feel no remorse for "breaking the rules" unless a certain action that "breaks the rules" also violates my moral code (that's the Chaotic Good part).
At the same time, I understand that the law, and rules in general, have its place in society. I understand that following the law/rules upholds order at home, the workplace, and society in general, and I don't want to live in a chaotic society. Therefore, I will not flippantly disregard the law/rules, but I don't wholeheartedly embrace them as the moral standard for everyone either (that's the Neutral Good part).
In the end however, if push comes to shove and I am forced to choose between obeying my personal moral code and obeying the civil code, I will choose my personal moral code in heartbeat and not feel bad about it for a second.
In short... In my everyday demeanor and practice, I'm Neutral Good. But in my heart of hearts, I'm Chaotic Good.
Being pretty comfortable with the D&D alignment system, I'd say I'm Chaotic Neutral, with tendencies towards Good.
On the same topic, I'd point out the obvious and say that the D&D alignment system in no way closely models real-life morals and ethics very well. It's not supposed to, but isn't supposed to be applied real life either. For entertainment purposes, though, it's an amusing exercuse.
On the same topic, I'd point out the obvious and say that the D&D alignment system in no way closely models real-life morals and ethics very well. It's not supposed to, but isn't supposed to be applied real life either. For entertainment purposes, though, it's an amusing exercuse.
This, I am soft and don't like people's suffering, I help where I know it will not bring down my whole day, and can't stand blatant assholes.Daystar Clarion said:
And same reasoning there on the neutral, I have always said that the law should only be necessary when neither common sense nor direct evidence prevail (because the law so often makes those other 2 irrelevant), and chaotic people scare me sometimes O.O
Edit: I am scared that 37 people said evil... DAMN...
Well, apparently I'm Chaotic Neutral
That...actually fits me pretty well, after much consideration.
Plus, after a quick trip to Google images, I fit in with Deadpool, Han Solo, Captain Jack Sparrow, Robin Hood, and The Demoman.
...It's a good day.
Chaotic Neutral- A chaotic neutral character follows his whims. He is an individualist first and last. He values his own liberty but doesn't strive to protect others' freedom. He avoids authority, resents restrictions, and challenges traditions. A chaotic neutral character does not intentionally disrupt organizations as part of a campaign of anarchy. To do so, he would have to be motivated either by good (and a desire to liberate others) or evil (and a desire to make those different from himself suffer). A chaotic neutral character may be unpredictable, but his behavior is not totally random. He is not as likely to jump off a bridge as to cross it. Chaotic neutral is the best alignment you can be because it represents true freedom from both society's restrictions and a do-gooder's zeal. However, chaotic neutral can be a dangerous alignment because it seeks to eliminate all authority, harmony, and order in society.
That...actually fits me pretty well, after much consideration.
Plus, after a quick trip to Google images, I fit in with Deadpool, Han Solo, Captain Jack Sparrow, Robin Hood, and The Demoman.
...It's a good day.
As chaotic neutral, I am very displeased with being tossed in with lawful stupid. -.- Not only that, but I'm also categorized with true neutral which seems a bit odd. 0-o
Edit: Though I should note that the tests sometimes say I am chaotic evil, but this is due to sketchy wording of questions!
Edit: Though I should note that the tests sometimes say I am chaotic evil, but this is due to sketchy wording of questions!
I say Neutral Good. I try to help anyone I can. I'll follow the rules unless they get in the way.
Generally amoral, I suppose. If I think it's right/it feels good, then it's moral. If I don't think it's right/it doesnt feel good, then it isn't. Most of the time I'm generally neutral.
I'm neutral good. I have moments where I can swing into chaotic good... but I'm a bit too much of a altruist, despite my cynicism, to be any of the _ neutrals. And definitely not one of the evils... unless someone's made me very angry.