Mar 11, 2021
Alignment debates aren’t much fun now
Talk of learning about real life inspiration behind the six D&D alignments below, with some portential triggering info about authors.
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Alignment debates aren’t much fun now
Talk of learning about real life inspiration behind the six D&D alignments below, with some portential triggering info about authors.
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Trying to classify dynamic characters by alignment is an exercise in failure.
Take Deadpool, his alignment depends on the storyline because he’s a person who sometimes gets better only to backslide.
Lawful and Chaotic are too broad in what aspects of a person they appliy too
I think chaotic and lawful should be about how you think is the best way to live, and not things like approaches to tasks all the time. Feels too much like "all bards are chaotic becacuse they are artists". Otherwhise in my experience leads to ableist approaches to the chaotic neutral alignment.
A character should be chaotic not for having trouble fitting in, but for refusing to fit in.
Ideology over neurology.
Alignment and ableism
Wow, when you look at any debate of alignment on the internet, Chaotic Neutral and Chaotic Evil bring up a lot of unexamined ableism, don’t they?
...Can we seriously stop equating chaotic = mentally ill= compulsive. Its hitting even chaotic good characters to an extent.