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76 pages. We made it through 76 pages before someone posted my Kryptonite: The lovely Alison Brie.
Eddie is kill.
Eddie is kill.
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Chaotic Neutral players, or at least bad ones are the bane of every party. They are out for themselves, sure, but those individuals can have lean towards good or evil as well as make friendships. Not every one of them has to be thieves or assassins as well.
Not to mention that you get people who want to play D&D -- a game about a group of adventurers coming together -- and they create the Lone Wolf, giving the DM absolute headaches as he tries to come up with a reason for a selfish outsider to stay with the party.
@Dblade26 I'd say he's either lawful neutral or chaotic good. Or, you know, a three dimensional character who can't be defined by two words.
No! Everyone must fit into their little box, said the Lawful Neutral.
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It's nice to have someone you can depend on not to burn the tavern down.
Honestly, LG gets the bad rap among D&Ders, but I get annoyed way more at the CNs that always seem to overpower the group. Friggin' Rogues who just want to stab and steal from everyone. I signed up to be a damn adventurer, not an accessory to grand theft!
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Get outta here, you CN bastard!
More like Lawful Boring, am I right? Just kidding; as an on-again-off-again tabletopper, I appreciate the LG party members.
True, but we have to separate the rule of law from Lawfulness. The importance of being Lawful is that one has a code. That code doesn't have to match up with what society has laid out, but it must be unshakable.
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Chaotic Good does Good at any cost, any end, any means. The law is irrelevant in the eyes of good. In this definition Punisher could def. be CG.
Depends on whether you're more Kantian or moral absolutist. If you believe killing -- regardless of the intention -- to be an evil act, then Punisher cannot be Good.
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Though Doom takes care of his country and wants to rule the world, he often breaks alliances for his own benefit. So he would at least be LE with NE tendencies.
I would classify Batman as CG.
True; though as @Gowi points out, most people fluctuate through different alignments from time to time. Doom may betray his word now and then, but his chief mode of operation is Lawful. He does what he does because he believes it to be right, and he uses society's rules whenever possible.
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