Chaotic Good afterlife

[The Druid Merlin]

What do you think the name of the Chaotic Good plane should be.

 

[Jaerom Darkwind]

I almost went for Big Rock candy Mountain, but decided Asgard would probably be best. Any particular reason for this poll?

 

[mhacdebhandia]

I would have voted, but you misspelled Arborea.

 

[Cheerful Coffin]

Mount Olympus is tempting, but considering the lawful nature of sportsmanship..

Asgard probably be better. I could immagine Thor enjoying a glass of ale the size of my head chugging it down like the ogre peons he has to smite when they get out of control, then afterward asking me if I'd like to join him in a game of grab-elven-booty, I tell him I'm celibate only to blink and find myself among dead paladins and monks sitting under oak trees.

 

[The Druid Merlin]

I almost went for Big Rock candy Mountain, but decided Asgard would probably be best. Any particular reason for this poll?

The reason I voted for Big Rock Candy Mountain was that it wasn't tied to any specific Mythology. Therefore Chaotic Good gods from every pantheon could share the same plane.

 

[Tonguez]

I would have voted both Big Rock Candy Mountain and Arboria but as I only had one choice it went to the mountain - because Mountains are cooler and Rock Candy ones cooler still

Both names invoke (in my mind anyway) big open spaces, and wilderness - the Chaotic Good afterlife imho would be a Big Happy Hunting Grounds where one is free to roam as the desire and has their needs meet freely

Olympus (imho) wife its King and virtues is Lawful, and Asgard with its call for loyalty and honour mixed with wonton feasting and bloodletting is Neutral

 

[The Druid Merlin]

I would have voted both Big Rock Candy Mountain and Arboria but as I only had one choice it went to the mountain - because Mountains are cooler and Rock Candy ones cooler still

Both names invoke (in my mind anyway) big open spaces, and wilderness - the Chaotic Good afterlife imho would be a Big Happy Hunting Grounds where one is free to roam as the desire and has their needs meet freely

Olympus (imho) wife its King and virtues is Lawful, and Asgard with its call for loyalty and honour mixed with wonton feasting and bloodletting is Neutral

One Chaos dosn't in any way rule out honor. Honor means diferent things to Lawful Goods than to Chaotic Goods. Lawful Goods belive that honor means decency, courage, obedience, being presentable and fair play. Chaotic Goods belive that honor means common decency (in other words don't kill people after excepting thier surrender, commit rape, fraud or murder and help others when in need) and courage.

Two, Zeus is too amoral to be Good. Not only did he father hundreds of illegitimate children, he doesn't provide care for them or protect them from his wife Hera. I think he's a Chaotic Neutral.

 

[snarfoogle]

On the big rock candy mountain, you never change your socks
and little streams of alcohol come trickling down the rocks...

Sounds like we'd have to make dwarves CG if the big rock candy mountain was the CG plane.

 

[The Druid Merlin]

Also Asgard and Arborea are part of Big Rock Candy Mountain with a governor (or two) for each realm. Odin is Valhala's chief bartender and military instructor with Thor and foreigner Horus as second in command. Apollo and a dragon nicknamed Puff govern the forest of Arborea.

 

[The Druid Merlin]

Big Rock Candy Mountain

This is the song I used for inspiration,

"In Big Rock Candy Mountain all the cops have wooden legs, the bulldogs all have rubber teeth and the hens lay hardboiled eggs.

"In Big Rock Candy Mountain all the jails are made of tin and they always let you right on out as soon as you are in.

"In Big Rock Candy Mountain all your troubles are at bay and even through the night it's always bright as day.

"In Big Rock Candy Mountain all the people there get a silver spoon and all the lakes are made of chocolate and theirs even a whiskey lagoon, and someday soon we'll meet again in Big Rock Candy Mountain.

"In Big Rock Candy Mountain, in Big Rock Candy Mountain, in Big Rock Candy Mountain."

1920's to 1930's country song