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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Edena_of_Neith" data-source="post: 681406" data-attributes="member: 2020">This thread is about Alignment (HORRORS!) and therefore should not be taken seriously.  Taking this thread seriously, could cause you to spend money on stomach drugs, and that would be undesirable.  I want stereotypes on Lawful Goods.   That is, give me your best stereotypical example of a Lawful Good Guy, or a Lawful Good Girl, or a Lawful Good It.  If you think Lawful Goods vary by culture and race, great!  Just give me one (or more than one if it pleases you) of your ideas.  For example:  A Lawful Good Human from Nation X  This person, is outgoing.  This person, is the life of the party.  This person, never argues.  This person, exercises a lot.  This person, is a busybody.  This person, never argues.  This person, loves polite philosophical discussion.  This person, loves the company of ladies but never flirts or proposes.  This person, drinks a lot but never becomes drunk.    This person, rarely fights in a battle.  This person, is repulsed by blood.  This person, never kills a prisoner.  This person, is horrified by war.  This person, believes strongly in honor (honor being defined as ... (long description follows) )  This person, believes society is good.  This person, believes society can always be improved.  This person, believes in family, although he has no family.  This person, has many friends, all of whom he is loyal to.  Etc., etc., etc., ad nauseum.  I'm looking for stereotypes.  Elven stereotypes.  Dwarven sterotypes.  Gnomish stereotypes.  Halfling stereotypes.  Heck, kender stereotypes if that is possible.  Human stereotypes, from any fantasy human society or culture known, from those in D&D to those in books.  If you think it's Lawful Good, I want to hear about it.  Of course, all paladins are Lawful Good (well, ok, that's not true, but let's not go there ...) so of course the audacious paladin stereotype, as you see it, should be included.  I say stereotype, and write this tongue in cheek, to avoid the Alignment Wars.  Don't want them.  Nope.  Not at all.  Not here.  Just want stereotypes.  If you wish to describe a more philosophically thought out and deeper conception, by all means do so ... I'd love to hear it.  But please do not say:  Well, Poster X's lawful good stereotype, is actually chaotic evil, and Poster Y's lawful good stereotype, is actually neutral.  Because if that happens, I will get few stereotypes, and instead I will receive a lot of unresolvable arguments.  Edena_of_Neith</blockquote>

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