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There Are Nine Possible Categories In The Moral Alignment System — Which One Do You Fall Under?

What Kind Of Person Are You According To The Alignment System?

Where Do You Fall On The Alignment System?

How likely would you be to take action if you witnessed this theft?

This girlfriend snoops and sees her boyfriend texting his ex. It leads to an argument. Who is in the wrong?

You're eating dinner when this customer starts to make a scene, saying that he found a piece of metal in his salad and he's going to sue the restaurant. The waiter seems skeptical. Who do you side with?

How intensely would you scold this dog for the damage it has done?

One of these two people is going to be very successful in their career. The other is not. Which would you go into business with?

This customer is scolding an employee because they're out of the muffin he wants. How likely would you be to intervene?

Without knowing the details, are you siding with this angry driver or the pedestrian he's flipping off?

You witness someone being given a gift by her parents. This is how she reacts. How does it make you feel?

This guy says he lost his wallet and he asks you for $5 to buy an emergency bus ticket. You have a $10 bill and a $20 bill on you. How much money is he getting from you?

FINALLY, you hear a very rude guy berating someone on his phone. He doesn't realize his wallet, full of cash, has fallen out of his pocket. Which are you more likely to do? Give the dude his wallet/money or keep it?

You are very kind and compassionate toward others. You have great morals and firm principles that simply can't be broken. You very strictly follow the rules, which can create a dilemma when you know a law or rule is hurting others, but you feel you must abide by it to avoid any violations. Your care for others is truly something special.

Lawful Good

You have a really good heart and you just want others to be treated well and fairly. While you've got nothing against authority and tend to be a law abiding citizen, you will break or bend the rules if it's required to do the right thing.

Neutral Good

You care about people and you are incredibly strong-willed, which means you're willing to try to make the world better by any means necessary. You know deep inside what you feel is wrong or right, but sometimes you're so hell-bent on fixing things _your_ way that you forget how it will affect others. You're often misunderstood, because no matter how good your intentions are, sometimes your execution is a little, well, chaotic.

Chaotic Good

You certainly have your morals and you tend to follow rules, but sometimes that means you might have to keep emotions out of your actions. Think of it like an officer enforcing a harsh law, whether they believe it's fair or not.

Lawful Neutral

You may observe or listen well, taking in lots of information, but you tend not to strongly fall on one side or the other. Each little thing doesn't garner a response from you. When you do act, it's usually based on instinct on a case-by-case basis, once you've had a moment to assess the situation.

True Neutral

You know how some people say they're comfortable rolling solo? Well you truly are. You are the ultimate individual. There may be a lot happening around you with two sides going at it, but your own personal freedom and well-being are your top priority. You're the phrase "worry about yourself" in human form.

Chaotic Neutral

Admit it, you know how many rules there are and how structured society is, and you use it to your advantage. You're the person who finds loopholes or ways to cheat the system, all while staying within it. Whether you're just a sneaky scammer or a corrupt person in a position of power, you get away with things in a way that technically isn't illegal.

Lawful Evil

You will do whatever it takes to accomplish your goals, even if that means playing both sides. It's simple: you know what you want and you aren't concerned with who it'll negatively impact in the process. You don't go out of your way to hurt others, but you also don't particularly care if you do. The people you're close to right now will be part of your inner circle for as long as you need them, but if they serve you no purpose or others prove more beneficial, you won't hesitate to leave them by the wayside.

Neutral Evil

Rules? You don't care about those! You simply aren't concerned with the invisible structure that most of society lives within and you do your own thing with no regard for others. You aren't hiding your selfishness, you'll let people know that your own freedom and interests are your sole priority. Others are really just entertainment for you. Admit it, you love drama. If there's a pot, you're going to stir it. If there's a fire, you're going to add fuel. If there's calm, you'll strive to turn it to chaos.

Chaotic Evil

Tal vez eres más caótico de lo que crees.

Hay 9 categorías posibles de alineamiento moral, ¿en dónde caes tú?

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There Are Nine Possible Categories In The Moral Alignment System — Which One Do You Fall Under?

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