Chaotic Neutral if we're referring to D&D. I just prefer to do as I please, when I please. I rarely do anything flat out evil (though I do sometimes) however, I do tend to do "good deeds" sometimes mainly to offset my "bad deeds".
Poll: What's your perferred alignment?
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Neutral good. i.e. modern day superhero. Why? Because I'm a good guy and I think institutions generally know what they're doing but sometimes you just have to straighten "the man" out and do the right thing instead of the lawful thing.
Neutral Evil. Everything I do is for personal gain. I might even do good deeds, if I think it will end up better for me.
straight grey neutral. i might not kill you, but i don't have to save you either. me first, and others third.
Chaotic Neutral, because being a sarcastic douche to everybody is WAAAY more fun than being a goody two-shoes or a baddy two-murders. Even if you're a sarcastic goody or baddy.
Besides, I'm a neutral sarcastic douche in real life.
Besides, I'm a neutral sarcastic douche in real life.
I prefer neutral. I generally like to stay on the side of good, but the methods I use to achieve that good, can't really be seen themselves as good.
Always play a good guy, cause its easier, plus then i have a better scope on the game to be evil and get all the benefits
In terms of Dungeons & Dragons alignment, I'm almost always Neutral Good. I've never been one to play as an evil character, I find more enjoyment in playing as a hero as opposed to playing a villain.
I am just gonna quote these so I don't have to type out how I play.TheDarkEricDraven said:
All of my characters follow their own path and their oun personal code. However the ends vs means options of characters obviously pushes them closer to one side or the other.
I'm totally Chaotic Good. As an anarcho-libertarian, I fundamentally disagree with Lawful anything, but I'm generally a good guy, so that's what I tend to go with. Laws can go fuck themselves, but people should hold themselves to a certain standard.
Good and evil should be fairly self-explanatory, good means you're selfless, while evil means you're selfish.
Law vs Chaos is essentially the same thing, only applied to rules. Lawful means that you support the rule of law, government, kings, etc. Basically that you recognize authority and support it as a fundamental part of life. Chaotic, on the other hand, means you disdain rules and laws, you see no point in codifying laws and should be able to do as you want.
Taken to extremes, Lawful is totalitarian, Chaotic is anarchistic.
The D&D alignment scale operates on two axises. First is Good vs Evil, second is Law vs Chaos.hiks89 said:
Good and evil should be fairly self-explanatory, good means you're selfless, while evil means you're selfish.
Law vs Chaos is essentially the same thing, only applied to rules. Lawful means that you support the rule of law, government, kings, etc. Basically that you recognize authority and support it as a fundamental part of life. Chaotic, on the other hand, means you disdain rules and laws, you see no point in codifying laws and should be able to do as you want.
Taken to extremes, Lawful is totalitarian, Chaotic is anarchistic.