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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Herobizkit" data-source="post: 6752130" data-attributes="member: 36150">Alignment test aside, easydamus is a great site with lots of Alignment infomation.  You can also search TvTropes.org for medial examples of each alignment, but you'd better have a chunk of time set aside, because it will suck you into a multiverse of hyperlinks...But I feel you are the best D&D alignment, Lawful Evil.Lawful Evil vs. Neutral EvilConflicts between lawful evil and neutral evil characters will deal with the question of loyalty. The neutral evil character's loyalty is to himself and those who aid him currently. He will not go out of his way to help another, unless he needs that individual's help in the future. The lawful evil character recognizes the need for comrades and will help those that he considers allies, even at some personal risk and cost. Whoever a lawful evil character calls an ally can expect loyalty and aid, unless he fails to support the aims of the group or organization. Woe to the person who betrays the group! The lawful evil character will not be forgiving and will seek to cause injury or kill the offender, whatever is appropriate for their crime. The neutral evil character will also make an example of those who cross him, there is no question. The difference between the neutral evil character and lawful evil character is that the neutral evil character will betray an ally for gain when the ally has done him no wrong, whereas the lawful evil character will only betray a former ally who has proven himself unworthy or if that ally betrays the group.You work within the system and benefit by working against the system.  While this would theoretically make you Chaotic, the the fact that you're still willing to work within the system means you tend to Lawful.   If you are willing to KILL criminals for material gain, you're definitely Neutral Evil; if you're willing to use your position to remove criminals 'lawfully' and gain from their spoils, Lawful Evil.The Mafia and the Yakuza are both examples of Lawful Evil archetypal groups, but the Yakuza better embodies the alignment as they are willing to support and grow the community over which they rule.</blockquote>

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