jmartkdr2
Hero
I can think of three kinds of True Neutral:
Unaligned: your motivations don't really qualify as good, evil, lawful, or chaotic. The 4e version usually specifies that this mostly applies to beasts and other creatures that just don't have the mental capacity to moralize, though I might also apply it to the chronically despirate.
Intentionally TN: someone who tries to keep themsleves in balance between good and evil, and between law and chaos. A druid or cleric could well fall into this category.
Incidentally TN: when added up, your actions put you squarely in the middle of the chart. Probably common among non-adventurers who don't often do things that are very anything, or people who are very pro-ingroup and anti-outgroup.
Unaligned: your motivations don't really qualify as good, evil, lawful, or chaotic. The 4e version usually specifies that this mostly applies to beasts and other creatures that just don't have the mental capacity to moralize, though I might also apply it to the chronically despirate.
Intentionally TN: someone who tries to keep themsleves in balance between good and evil, and between law and chaos. A druid or cleric could well fall into this category.
Incidentally TN: when added up, your actions put you squarely in the middle of the chart. Probably common among non-adventurers who don't often do things that are very anything, or people who are very pro-ingroup and anti-outgroup.