#D&D DRAGON CHARACTER FULL#

They believe that is the only way an individual is truly free and can live up to their full potential.Д¬haotic characters dislike and distrust authority, donвЂ™t like following orders, and live life on their own terms. Chaotic aligned characters live by their own rules instead of the rules society has decreed. Instead, they are simply the opposite side of the ethics spectrum to Lawful characters. ChaoticД¬haotic aligned characters arenвЂ™t random in their actions. However, they can break the rules if they believe the benefits to them outweigh the risks.Д¬haracters with a Neutral alignment may see themselves as superior to Lawful and Chaotic aligned characters because in not taking sides, they are the only alignment with true freedom to decide. Neutral characters will usually follow the rules because they generally lead to a better outcome for them. A Neutral character follows the rules that align with their own agenda, that are convenient to them, or they think are necessary. Sitting in the middle of the ethical axis, Neutral characters do not feel compelled to follow every rule and societal belief, nor do they feel the need to disrupt and rebel against everything. They can harshly judge others that donвЂ™t follow the same rules and place their loyalty to the system above their loyalty to friends and family. While they may sound noble, Lawful characters can be inflexible and blindly follow the rules even if they make no sense. They have faith in societal rules because they are how you create a functioning society where everyone acts in the way you expect. Lawful characters believe in honour, following traditions and being trustworthy. LawfulДЄ Lawful character follows the rules, respects hierarchy and believes in power given by society. There are three positions on the ethics axis вЂ“ Lawful, Neutral and Chaotic. Ethics (Lawful, Neutral and Chaotic) on one axis, and morals (Good, Neutral and Evil) on the other axis. Will they trample on others to get what they want, or do they want to help others? Will they hurt people for fun or will they protect them at all costs? The alignment chart The second part of the alignment, вЂGoodвЂ™, describes that alignmentвЂ™s morals. Do they respect authority or rebel against it? Do they like order and hierarchy or prefer individuality and freedom? The ethics section of the alignment indicates that characterвЂ™s perspective on society as a whole.

The first part of the alignment, вЂLawfulвЂ™ describes that alignmentвЂ™s ethics. The alignments are usually two words long. It can help you to roleplay your character in a way that feels authentic and true to who they are. No-one follows their own rules all the time, right?ДЄlignments are a helpful guide for how your character generally acts and behaves. ItвЂ™s not a super-restrictive set of rules that you must always follow.

Your alignment guides how your character acts and responds to situations.

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