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You knew it was coming-- What's your alignment?
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MythandLore
First Post
Here is the Test from the WotC site. 
http://www.wizards.com/dnd/article.asp?x=dnd/dx20001222b
I'm Lawful Good
A lawful good character acts as a good person is expected or required to act. She combines a commitment to oppose evil with the discipline to fight relentlessly. She tells the truth, keeps her word, helps those in need, and speaks out against injustice. A lawful good character hates to see the guilty go unpunished. Lawful good is the best alignment you can be because it combines honor and compassion.
Oddly enuff I almost always play a Lawful Good character.
http://www.wizards.com/dnd/article.asp?x=dnd/dx20001222b
I'm Lawful Good
A lawful good character acts as a good person is expected or required to act. She combines a commitment to oppose evil with the discipline to fight relentlessly. She tells the truth, keeps her word, helps those in need, and speaks out against injustice. A lawful good character hates to see the guilty go unpunished. Lawful good is the best alignment you can be because it combines honor and compassion.
Oddly enuff I almost always play a Lawful Good character.
Ethos of Moonlight
Ordered, Benign
Tendencies to Shadowy Darkness, Sunlight, and Balance.
Ordered, Benign
Tendencies to Shadowy Darkness, Sunlight, and Balance.
Tsyr
Explorer
Hmmm.
My Glasswalker Werewolf came out as "Chaotic Good"... while the Storyteller system doesn't have allignments per say, thats not exactly how I'd envisioned her... I always saw her as sorta chaotic neutral/lawfull evil... She's very loyal and protective, but only of very very close friends/family... otherwise, it's each to their own, and she aims to be on the top. She does good things some times, but because it suits her to do so, and because she belives karma can some back to haunt you, not to "do good things". Good Anime example would be first-OAV Kenshin, or pre-kenshin Sanoske... Mixed with Haruka Tenou.
My Rifts True Atlantean Undead Slayer (Again, they don't use DnD alignments, but...) scored as Lawful Good... I guess that's CLOSE... Sorta... I'd always pictured it more a "lawful neutral/neutral good" type thing, but it's close. Fairly strict code of personal honor, and kinda "cold"... Even a little dark and harsh, but will do what he considers the "right" thing if he has to die to do it. But the things he has endured to become what he is, physicaly and spiritualy (Getting the tattoos nearly killed him), devoting his entire life to killing one of his races blood enemies, bearing the weight of a fallen culture on his back... Sorta made him jaded and callus. He doesn't care about a lot except his "mission" in life. Good Anime example would be Heero Yui from Gundam Wing.
Tsyr (My "oldest and greatest" char) got CG, which is actualy what his alingment was, at times anyhow. He sorta bounced between CG and CN... about once every six months he changed alignment, or rather got it changed for him by the DM... Think Duo Maxwell from Gundam Wing.
My Glasswalker Werewolf came out as "Chaotic Good"... while the Storyteller system doesn't have allignments per say, thats not exactly how I'd envisioned her... I always saw her as sorta chaotic neutral/lawfull evil... She's very loyal and protective, but only of very very close friends/family... otherwise, it's each to their own, and she aims to be on the top. She does good things some times, but because it suits her to do so, and because she belives karma can some back to haunt you, not to "do good things". Good Anime example would be first-OAV Kenshin, or pre-kenshin Sanoske... Mixed with Haruka Tenou.
My Rifts True Atlantean Undead Slayer (Again, they don't use DnD alignments, but...) scored as Lawful Good... I guess that's CLOSE... Sorta... I'd always pictured it more a "lawful neutral/neutral good" type thing, but it's close. Fairly strict code of personal honor, and kinda "cold"... Even a little dark and harsh, but will do what he considers the "right" thing if he has to die to do it. But the things he has endured to become what he is, physicaly and spiritualy (Getting the tattoos nearly killed him), devoting his entire life to killing one of his races blood enemies, bearing the weight of a fallen culture on his back... Sorta made him jaded and callus. He doesn't care about a lot except his "mission" in life. Good Anime example would be Heero Yui from Gundam Wing.
Tsyr (My "oldest and greatest" char) got CG, which is actualy what his alingment was, at times anyhow. He sorta bounced between CG and CN... about once every six months he changed alignment, or rather got it changed for him by the DM... Think Duo Maxwell from Gundam Wing.
William Ronald
Explorer
On alignment tests, I come out as Lawful Good. However, a friend has described me as "traditional but unconventional." Alignment should not be the sole descriptor of a character. It should rather be a tool to express how the character tends to see the world. A lawful good character can be jolly or deadly serious. He can be merciful or harsh towards his foes.
One of my problems with alignment is that it seems to sometimes not be tied to faith and culture. Different cultures can have different takes on alignment. (One LG character could support a caste system, while another could be a strong opponent of it.) Remember, alignment is only a tool for roleplaying.
One of my problems with alignment is that it seems to sometimes not be tied to faith and culture. Different cultures can have different takes on alignment. (One LG character could support a caste system, while another could be a strong opponent of it.) Remember, alignment is only a tool for roleplaying.
Holy Bovine
First Post
Voted True Neutral - test at WotC proved it 
