Thar Shaddin

I've recently got back into Dungeons and Dragons, and it made me think about character alignments, and our characters. What would you say your characters alignment is?

Kori Stronghammer- Chaotic Good/Chaotic Neutral
Wulf- Neutral Good
Egg- Lawful Good

Funny. I've been playing a bit too. I was talking earlier with someone about the alignment system.

Morry - Neutral evil
Cat - Chaotic neutral
Dragon - Neutral
Stella - Neutral evil
Hakujoumi - Chaotic evil
Ika - Neutral good
Guile - Lawful evil

Sweet idea. I'm just snickering at all Kori's good and all Zina's evil. Here's my best guess at mine:

Erryl - Neutral
Arusa - Chaotic neutral
Jeeko - Chaotic neutral
Rorgue - Neutral

I think Ree's neutral good.

Saruna - Lawful good
Iarei - Chaotic Evil
Vexako - Neutral
Anther - As of now he'll act Lawful Evil but think he's Chaotic Good
Tasza - Lawful Good
Deilakrion - Chaotic Neutral
Amm - Lawful Neutral
Leni - Chaotic Good
Rutenchioth - Neutral Evil
Solana - Lawful Evil


Not yet active

Soot - mostly Chaotic Evil
Kuyeix - Lawful Neutral

NPCs -

Rue - Chaotic Evil
Yoger - Neutral Good
Rivos - Lawful Evil

Everyone knows how much I hate D&D and how I dislike associating terms such as "good" and "evil" to a character based on their actions rather than looking into the driving force behind such actions or their own sense of morals/lack of morals. However, because it looks like everyone else is doing it, I might as well give it a shot but I make no promises as to if I've assigned the proper terms to each character.

Niabi - Neutral
Talion - Chaotic Neutral
Shann - Neutral Evil
Zain - Neutral Good
Sam - Neutral Good
Fathia - Lawful Good

Like in chat, for the most part good = selfless while evil = selfish. Neutral is the standard grey. I don't like the morals thing either, but if you think of it as a representation rather than good vs evil it helps make it more palatable.

Imma preface this by saying the D&D alignment system is okay, but it's a simplification and doesn't capture everything.

Chrish - Chaotic Good
Camulous - Lawful Good/Lawful Neutral (doesn't fit either properly)
Cervantes - Neutral Evil/Neutral Neutral (doesn't fit either properly)
Belatucadrus - Lawful Evil
Brin Moryldar - Neutral Evil

Camulous is basically lawful good, but he's also a bit of a nazi because he believes that by doing so he's protecting people. Imagine I had a spell that fucked with a paladin's ability to "detect evil" (a retarded spell to begin with) and I started making everyone in a village look evil. Your paladin may well be cutting a swathe of death through that village, because paladins in D&D are also quite fascist.

Cervantes is bitter and upset, so he behaves evil in most circumstances, but he's not that bad.

Cervantes is not evil! A bit misguided maybe, but not evil.

I've always had a bit of a like/dislike (not love/hate, that's too strong) relationship with D&D alignment. It really does oversimplify a personality, for the most part.

But my RPG roots are in D&D, and I do find it sometimes interesting to look at a character with that perspective.

Morveya is somewhere between chaotic-good and neutral-good.