Nerds Unite: What is your moral Alignment [aka (A)D&D Alignment]?
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True neutral. Almost all the time.
On my generous days, Neutral good.
The days where I am extremly pissed at someone, Neutral Evil.
Everything I do is to benefit me and those close to me in some way, shape or form. Im indirect, using words rather than fists to bend the rules in my favour.
I respect the law, only because it keeps some of the murderers off of the street.
On my generous days, Neutral good.
The days where I am extremly pissed at someone, Neutral Evil.
Everything I do is to benefit me and those close to me in some way, shape or form. Im indirect, using words rather than fists to bend the rules in my favour.
I respect the law, only because it keeps some of the murderers off of the street.
I took a test a while back that put me at Neutral-Good. I was on the cuss of True-Neutral, though.
Probably Neutral Good. Never made a D&D character, so I don't really know how "Lawful" vs. "Chaotic" apply.
Most definitely Neutral Good. Sometimes I may move slightly towards the chaotic good side, but not nearly (often) enough to put myself into that category.
At least...this is based on what I can remember from the old D&D times. Didn't really look for an alignment test, since most of them probably suck and don't show how far you're into each alignment, so I'll just have to go with what I remember.
At least...this is based on what I can remember from the old D&D times. Didn't really look for an alignment test, since most of them probably suck and don't show how far you're into each alignment, so I'll just have to go with what I remember.
less irked and more 'lets screw with people for my own amusement'. >CulixCupric said:
the looks on people faces when i go straight into left field are pricelessso, you just like screwing with people? so you're neutral evil? (chaotic evil is nihilist, aka "all must end!" ie: kefka)Kitsuna10060 said:less irked and more 'lets screw with people for my own amusement'. >CulixCupric said:
Lawful Good here.Wyld Fyre said:
You gotta realize that theres always exceptions. I've been through some pretty tough shit, worse then most people here have ever had to go through. I have always always upheld my strict moral code no matter what happens, i retain my honor and do what i feel is right. I've been beaten up for it (one or more instance resulting in a stab wound, even getting an arm broken to protect people) All to keep good people safe or keep the bad guy locked up. the world could end and I'd hold these ideals, a guy could hold a gun to my head and i still would. Survival is worthless if you cant abide to your own moral code and beliefs.
You may be right in what you say, but you must always realize there are exceptions to these things. I will die with my moral code an honor intact, never give up never surrender.
Man this is depressing. Who here still plays DND Bro fist!!, fuck fourth edition though! Anyone breaking out any Halloween themed scenarios?
I'd describe myself as Neutral Good, though, honestly, I tend to drift toward True Neutral. I try to be nice and I'm not particularly selfish, but I'm not exactly a force for good either.
My D&D character, on the other hand, is Lawful Evil.
My D&D character, on the other hand, is Lawful Evil.
Yes, isn't it?Rack said:
it's the less restrictive of all, you do what you want, and don't get anyone else involved. not good, but not evil. it's free spirited.plugav said:
I am most certainly Lawful Good, perhaps Lawful Neutral if I'm in a pissy mood. I follow laws and rules to a fault. In fact, it's one of the many reasons I want to be a judge. Rules exist for a reason, and if you're going to break them, you better have a damn good reason (see: MLK).
