Assigning d&d alignments to Warrior Nun characters
This was not as easy as I thought it would be - feel free to disagree!
Many characters change throughout the course of the show - so often I'm giving a before/after.
WTH am I talking about?
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Ava starts CN - caring only for herself, without a moral compass but no malice to her actions.
But as she starts to care for her sisters she is willing to make the ultimate sacrifice: CG
Bea starts as the paragon of LG, fighting for good (and God) even at the expense of her own identity
But when the usual methods fail to protect Ava and her sisters she says to hell with the rules: NG
Camila starts LN - the rule follower at the OCS, doing her job even if it's not always the right thing to do.
But when she receives her message from god she slips to NG, willing to bend the rules and her faith for her sisters.
When we first meet Superion she is a solid LN, burned by rejection but still faithful to the church (if not god)
But after the betrayal she positively rejoices in breaking the rules to protect her daughters: CG
Mary is the epitome of CG - she is doing the right thing, for the right reasons, but she is doing it her way
And if you disagree with that you can talk to her two shotguns.
Lilith is LN throughout - fueled by her own righteousnous, for better of for worse - morals be damned.
Even final Lilith I don't believe is inherently evil, just misguided, fighting for her own justice.
Yasmine is NG throughout - willing to go against the church when necessary but still appreciating traditions.Traditions say not to eat anything that looks like a penis but corn on the cob is ok I guess ily Yasmine
Everything Shanon did she did for her sisters, and while she hid secrets from the OCS...she did so only because she knew about Vincent. She's definitely a G - probably an LG.
Fight me on this one Vincent is NG throughout, despite what is perhaps a CN or CE past. Even 'evil' Vincent's actions are for his version of the greater good. He is under a classic charm person spell (which is btw NOT mind control)
Duretti, power hungry, is a textbook LN. He wields it to get what he wants. While most of what he does is good, he is willing to commit atrocities to achieve it.
Salvius is the epitome of TN, while she loves her son her sacrifices for him are not even close to selfless.
And even her assistance to the sisters is more self-preservation and hope for Michael than altruism.
Kristian starts LN, using power to his own ends, but not malevolently. And by S2 he is classic LE, corrupted by power and clearly enjoying it.
JC and pals are classing CN, they're out for themselves, without intent to harm anyone else. While you could argue that JC started to drift towards CG he was just smitten with Ava (we've all been there)
(Chanel is an exception, because while she appears to be in it for the grift, she's the only one of the gang who shows Ava selfless and unconditional love). She is also objectively perfect. CG.
Miguel has some of that Lilith righteousness to him, so while his sacrifice is for the greater good... I'm not sure it was good that motivated him rather than duty. Iffy LN.
Adriel talks a big game, but he's only looking out for one man - Adriel. As a petty thief he may have once been TN, but he is now blatantly evil, though whether NE or LE is maybe unclear.
Can you assign an alignment to a god? If Reya has an alignment I haven't seen it. Just like ants probably can't tell if the human that stepped on their nest by accident is actually a decent person.
My man Carl will prob plead the Nuremburg defence but assuming he has free will then his actions are his. Even his final defeat of Adriel comes at Reya's behest, not his own. Carl is LN at best.
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