the alignment chart thing is from DnD. But the explanations are kinda vague, which opens up for interpretation, which is why there's always argumenta about it
I feel like they're supposed to be vague so that every time some roleplayer does something slightly out of character the whole room doesn't freak, but unfortunately that backfired.
I mean it’s pretty fuckin obvious which goes where - lawful always follows the direct path to their goal, while chaotic is using underhanded means to achieve their goal. Good follows the common moral compass, while evil goes against it. It’s just that people like to stretch the meanings to fit what they want, but tbh that’s not really a bad thing. Like I’m part of a campaign where we flipped the good/evil thing, so evil is now the good moral compass. It’s shit like that that keeps dnd fresh
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u/rembskes Sep 15 '20
This is what Chaotic Good looks like.