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<blockquote data-quote="Imaro" data-source="post: 4933240" data-attributes="member: 48965"><p>I never had a problem with Chaotic Good and Neutral Good... IMO, NG means you are willing to use chaotic measures or lawful measures to expedite the greatest amount of good in the quickest fashion. Basically in the end only the achievement of good was important, not whether law or chaos was used to accomplish it. It's funny but I always felt like Paladins should have been this alignment as it would have made them a more flexible class but still kept the "purity" idea.</p><p></p><p>Chaotic Good, IMO, was a person who felt the greatest good could usually only come about through the circumventing of the inevitable bureaucracy, politicking, and traditions that law brings with it.</p><p></p><p>LN is someone whose code, whether good or evil, is the most important thing in their life... think Roland from The Gunslinger.</p><p></p><p>Neutral would be someone like Two Face from Batman comics or a character who actually strives to maintain balance in his own actions as well as in the world along the spectrum of good& evil/law & chaos... think Karla the Grey Witch from Record of Lodoss War or the Circle of Eight (as a whole) in Greyhawk.</p><p></p><p>CN, hmmm... IMO, the Joker from the recent Dark Knight movie... though he definitely spans the good/evil axis from neutral to evil dependin on what Joker one is talking about. More to the point I think CN is the self serving without regard to good or evil concerns type</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Imaro, post: 4933240, member: 48965"] I never had a problem with Chaotic Good and Neutral Good... IMO, NG means you are willing to use chaotic measures or lawful measures to expedite the greatest amount of good in the quickest fashion. Basically in the end only the achievement of good was important, not whether law or chaos was used to accomplish it. It's funny but I always felt like Paladins should have been this alignment as it would have made them a more flexible class but still kept the "purity" idea. Chaotic Good, IMO, was a person who felt the greatest good could usually only come about through the circumventing of the inevitable bureaucracy, politicking, and traditions that law brings with it. LN is someone whose code, whether good or evil, is the most important thing in their life... think Roland from The Gunslinger. Neutral would be someone like Two Face from Batman comics or a character who actually strives to maintain balance in his own actions as well as in the world along the spectrum of good& evil/law & chaos... think Karla the Grey Witch from Record of Lodoss War or the Circle of Eight (as a whole) in Greyhawk. CN, hmmm... IMO, the Joker from the recent Dark Knight movie... though he definitely spans the good/evil axis from neutral to evil dependin on what Joker one is talking about. More to the point I think CN is the self serving without regard to good or evil concerns type [/QUOTE]
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