Poll: What is Your Alignment (Escapist)?
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Well as I always say, I am Lawful good. I can never bring myself to go lower. It just makes me feels bad and I want to save everyone...like overpowered RP character powerful. Saving everyone from harm and such.
I guess being lawful good is just me.
EDIT: I think the Escapist would be Neutral Good. Well everyone seems nice and such...but sometimes can be bastards...like 30% of the time. (Most people here are awesome.)
I guess being lawful good is just me.
EDIT: I think the Escapist would be Neutral Good. Well everyone seems nice and such...but sometimes can be bastards...like 30% of the time. (Most people here are awesome.)
Chaotic good usually in the games I play.
I don't want to be forced into doing something good only if there's something in for me as well for doing the task.
I don't want to be forced into doing something good only if there's something in for me as well for doing the task.
Um...Lawful Evil...or, ah, Chaotic Good?waj9876 said:
Er...ah, hrrrm...ah, tell me--ahem--ah, what do the voices say about it?
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I'm not quite sure, I guess I would be chaotic good, due to my unpredictability, since I'm never sure to how I'll react to a situation, sometimes I just help people, but sometimes I go ahead and punch people even picking fights with drug dealers and such, just because I'm in a foul mood and those scumbags piss me off, not to mention I hate the government, but I like the law, though I wouldn't hate the government if they actually bothered enforcing the law, also rather annoying that they don't even attempt to look decent, anyway chaotic good because I do most things with good intentions, but I also used to steal stuff from pretty much everybody, not to mention there's always the chance that I'll start punching random people for no apparent reason, so yeah chaotic good seems most appropriate.
Not to mention chaotic good is where super-heroes tend to be placed, and considering how I act, react and think, it's fair to assume that if I actually was good at fighting it wouldn't be unlikely for me to go out at night looking for trouble, specially considering I have already done that though I didn't find any.
Not to mention chaotic good is where super-heroes tend to be placed, and considering how I act, react and think, it's fair to assume that if I actually was good at fighting it wouldn't be unlikely for me to go out at night looking for trouble, specially considering I have already done that though I didn't find any.
Somewhere between Chaotic Good and Chaotic Neutral.
I follow my own laws based on what I believe to be logical universal truths.
While most people would see me and my ideas as insane, complicated, unrealistic, and unpredictable, a good observer would notice a very logical and non-hypocritical trend to my actions.
A lot of people look at 99% and generalize it to 100% without any regard for the 1%. This causes them to usually be unable to comprehend the 1% when they meet it, sometimes even resulting in them reacting violently.
I enjoy being that 1%.
I follow my own laws based on what I believe to be logical universal truths.
While most people would see me and my ideas as insane, complicated, unrealistic, and unpredictable, a good observer would notice a very logical and non-hypocritical trend to my actions.
A lot of people look at 99% and generalize it to 100% without any regard for the 1%. This causes them to usually be unable to comprehend the 1% when they meet it, sometimes even resulting in them reacting violently.
I enjoy being that 1%.
I figured that chaotic and neutral good would be right about equal.
Chaotic good is mine. The law is nice and all, but I do what is moral, regardless of what the law says. If a law is unjust, we should try to change it, but we should just as well practice civil disobedience and...other methods...so long as our methods are just and do not cause undue harm to innocents.
In an old world, I'd be a righteous smuggler, or the like. A Han Solo-type, if you will, though not nearly as selfish.
Chaotic good is mine. The law is nice and all, but I do what is moral, regardless of what the law says. If a law is unjust, we should try to change it, but we should just as well practice civil disobedience and...other methods...so long as our methods are just and do not cause undue harm to innocents.
In an old world, I'd be a righteous smuggler, or the like. A Han Solo-type, if you will, though not nearly as selfish.
Lawful Evil, self-interested with my own code of conduct and agenda. Get as much as you can as long as you can, with the least amount of effort. Everyone is a target (with some exceptions), whether it be for physical resources like cash and services, or emotional resources like companionship or hospitality. That being said, I understand the advantages of good standing with your peers and community. One may expect small acts of kindness, but never without an ulterior motive or potential profit margin behind it. My word is my bond, but rarely if ever do I give my solemn vow (and even then the wording is left vague and open for interpretation). Does that make me a sociopath?
Chaotic Good, although I am those two things for very different reasons.
Oddly, I'm good because I like it. There's nothing particularly superior about good over neutral, and in fact too much good can be bad for a society, but I happen to like helping people and dislike bringing harm to them, so my actions generally fit in with what most people think of as neutral good.
However, my philosophy on how I think the world is and how it should be is quite... chaotic. I believe laws are inherently bad. They are a restriction of a person's freedom, and that's really all they are. Now admittedly sometimes they prevent things that are worse, so in those cases they can be considered the lesser of two evils, and thus I don't necessarily want to get rid of all laws or anything. Just most of them. Because we have way, way too many of them.
That being said, I don't actually break laws very much. As much as I despise them, they do exist, and there are people out there trying to enforce them. That makes it a simple matter of risk vs. reward when deciding whether or not to break a law, and while I think I'm smart enough to make the risk pretty low in most cases, I also don't really care much about... well, myself. I'm much more interested in improving the lives of others. Since most laws are designed to prevent people from doing selfish things the reward in breaking them is simply not there for me.
Oddly, I'm good because I like it. There's nothing particularly superior about good over neutral, and in fact too much good can be bad for a society, but I happen to like helping people and dislike bringing harm to them, so my actions generally fit in with what most people think of as neutral good.
However, my philosophy on how I think the world is and how it should be is quite... chaotic. I believe laws are inherently bad. They are a restriction of a person's freedom, and that's really all they are. Now admittedly sometimes they prevent things that are worse, so in those cases they can be considered the lesser of two evils, and thus I don't necessarily want to get rid of all laws or anything. Just most of them. Because we have way, way too many of them.
That being said, I don't actually break laws very much. As much as I despise them, they do exist, and there are people out there trying to enforce them. That makes it a simple matter of risk vs. reward when deciding whether or not to break a law, and while I think I'm smart enough to make the risk pretty low in most cases, I also don't really care much about... well, myself. I'm much more interested in improving the lives of others. Since most laws are designed to prevent people from doing selfish things the reward in breaking them is simply not there for me.
Oh please Daystar, you're obviously chaotic. Still good though.Daystar Clarion said:
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Laws are good, laws are great, laws stop society from collapsing.
But I'd happily break the law to save another person.
As for me, my neutrality knows no bounds.
Definitely neutral good, with occasionally leaning towards either side of the good spectrum. I do the right thing because its what I believe to be right, and I really couldn't care less what society says is right or wrong. I won't try to defy social rules, but I also don't just go along with what everyone expects.
Ah, yeah!
Ah, yeah!
I'm lawful good - we have laws for good reasons - but things go downhill, I turn into neutral good. I'll bust up laws to save lives.
Us collectively? Neutral Evil.
Me? Every time I take an alignment test it gives me Chaotic Good, but I've always thought of myself as more a True Neutral type.
I dunno. I'm probably the worst judge of myself.
Me? Every time I take an alignment test it gives me Chaotic Good, but I've always thought of myself as more a True Neutral type.
I dunno. I'm probably the worst judge of myself.