What alignment is your character?

[Harkarden-turalyon (Harkarden)]

Lawful Drunk

[Renjadri-wyrmrest-accord]

I meant Chaotic Good thanks for that Haavi.

[Brutalistica-greymane (Brutalistica)]

My character is lawful neutral because I prefer order with a personal code I will follow, but also a well structure organization to keep society safe at best.

[Kerguelen-hellscream (Kerguelen)]

Kerguelen here is neutral good.
My DH, Kerguelia, is…hmm, chaotic neutral?

[Liaeatha-muradin (Liaeatha)]

Neutral Good. I would say that applies to most of my Night Elves.

My Draenei tend to default more toward the Lawful axis.

[Belandas-kirin-tor (Belandas)]

Probably somewhere close to Neutral Good.

[Savana-scarlet-crusade (Savana)]

Chaotic good, but mostly just plain cute!!

[Elae-nagrand (Elae)]

I admit, I like your blindfold…

But I shudder to think what’s underneath…

[Ashna-scarlet-crusade]

Chaotic neutral

[Savana-scarlet-crusade (Savana)]

You don’t want to know… =)

[Elae-nagrand (Elae)]

Empty sockets I take it…that’s scary…

[Vodkanokers-bladefist]

There are only two alignment choices for wow.

Horde = Evil
Alliance = Good

[Grathok-terokkar (Grathok)]

True good/Chaotic good? or true Neutral. Idk.

Sylvanas…Chaotic Good? From their perspective at least.
I would usually say Chaotic Neutral, however one definition holds me back in that to be Chaotic Neutral the person “values their own liberty, but does not strive to protect others’ freedom”.

I feel Sylvanas is so devoted to her people that it would be false to say that she didn’t do what she does to protect their freedom, or in this case their undeath.

Sylvanas was chaotic good, or at least chaotic neutral, for the longest time. She did value her own people and sought to protect them.

But she doesn’t anymore, and hasn’t for some time. Arguably, ever since Arthas died, she’s been without a real reason for existing, and has just sort of gone along with the whole “ensuring the Forsaken endure” thing that she was promoting in Cataclysm, when she got some Val’kyr to create new Forsaken from slain enemies. Maybe that was still heartfelt then; I couldn’t say.

But since the beginning of Legion, at the very least, she’s been either neutral evil, caring only for herself and her own needs at the expense of others, or straight-up chaotic evil, seeking to “kill hope” and not caring about who or what gets in her way. She ordered the direct execution of loyal Forsaken who returned when she ordered them to, because they had reunited with their surviving human families and she didn’t want them to have hope. She avoided the entire Burning Legion assault on Azeroth after the failed Broken Shore invasion, meaning the second she became Warchief she immediately started seeking more power for herself over her own “mortality,” brokering deals with Helya to ensure her own survival. She blighted her own troops and destroyed Undercity, making it uninhabitable so that again, her own people don’t have even the hope to go home.

Chaotic evil. Irredeemable. She once had such potential to be a dynamic character, doing “bad things” for good reasons. Now she does bad things for bad reasons, all the while smirking with malice.

[Elae-nagrand (Elae)]

You think you are lawful good zhifang?

[Grathok-terokkar (Grathok)]

That’s because Lawful Good is Lawful Boring.

The only people that will be Lawful Good are people living in a society that’s some kind of utopia.

In Azeroth if you are a Lawful Good character you are going to get yourself killed, look what happened to Uther.

Ned Stark in GoT was also Lawful Good. It usually doesn’t end well when you have to stick by a lot of rules. “Evil will always win… because Good is dumb!”

I don’t know. I like to pretend my Paladin’s enthusiastic about stamping out wicked things, even if it means burning entire villages and cleansing populations to root out evil it its entirety.

But that could be the Grimtotem talking.

Chaotic Good, then. Other people’s perceptions of “law and order” and “let’s not burn entire villages” don’t apply to your own sense of right and wrong; admittedly, an evil character could see themselves as the “hero” of their own story, so a true understanding of the good/evil axis requires some relativistic metagame knowledge.

Chaotic Fabulous.

/tentacleflip

Tentacle alignment is the best alignment. XD

His Allegiance is to himself and his alignment is undecided. More of an individual interested in pursuing power and not taking orders.

Strength and Freedom is what he favors.

I’d read that as probably Chaotic Neutral or True Neutral (which is neutral on both the good/evil and chaotic/lawful axes). Chaotic is generally more passionate about personal freedom and such, and maintaining that at all costs, so I’d probably go with that, but if he “favors” freedom instead, that would be where True Neutral would probably factor in instead.

I’ll say upfront that this character was actually based off a character I played in a
Pathfinder and D&D game a while back.

Anyhow, he is Chaotic Neutral. Kreivos just kinda wants to be left alone to do his own thing but the damn system keeps drawing him into conflicts he doesn’t want to be a part of. Won’t hesitate to torment and terrorize people who deserve it but he’s also done enough good for many to kind of balance out the good/evil thing.

As an example, he might threaten a member of royalty the same day he gives a handful of gold to the needy. Kreivos has an intense dislike of the wealthy elite who typically build their lives off the labor and suffering of others, and with magical power at his command he does what he can to knock them down a peg. He might easily be Chaotic Good if not for the tactics he uses.

I created this character specifically to attempt to play a “good” Chaotic Neutral character, as that alignment typically gets a bad rap.

That’s probably because Chaotic <anything that’s not good> is seen as just seeking meaningless chaos, when really it’s just the theory of living by your own relativistic moral preferences, heedless of outside opinions. Neutral characters naturally prefer the company of Good characters, because when it comes down it, Good is always going to be a better neighbor than Evil (even when the paladin next door gets preachy, he’s not going to stab you or poison the cup of sugar you asked to borrow like the evil wizard from across the street :P). But Chaotic Neutral really fits with your “whatever happens in the moment” mindset, because the morality of external sources doesn’t factor in, only the character’s own preference.

I like this thread.

[Elae-nagrand (Elae)]

Ned Stark in GoT was also Lawful Good.

Nah he executed people himself.

Anyone that supports capital punishment can’t be Lawful Good, Lawful Good wants to redeem people, not kill them.

[Grathok-terokkar (Grathok)]

Thorland is Neutral Good. He seeks to protect others, as well as Azeroth, and isn’t beholden to any leader. He respects them, as he respects everyone, but should they cross a line they will most certainly be dealt with. Be it with words or his rifle.

This pretty much mirrors Grathok. Probably originally more a “true neutral” adventurer in his youth, he begrudgingly began to help people with more problems and found that there was a certain satisfaction in making the world a better place, thus changing him somewhat on the good-evil axis. So he’s now more neutral good, insofar as he doesn’t give a damn what any king, warleader, or petty murder-witch says. The harmony of the elements are his guides, so a balance between order and chaos needs to exist, and he’ll aid someone in need regardless of the color of their tabard.

Or smack them upside the head with a thundering hammer if they deserve it. You know, whatever comes first.

[Nerfessra-hyjal]

This one is Lawful Evil. She believes in tradition and order and is loyal to the Warchief, whichever one that may be at the time. She doesn’t mind getting her hands dirty if it’s by the order of her Warchief. She’s only doing what’s “right”, after all.

[Svenska-caelestrasz (Svenska)]

Lawful evil.

As per usual.

[Timetravel-stormrage]

I feel like I’m a solid Neutral Good.