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A List of Big Misconceptions about D&D Alignment that I See All the Time and Now Iâm Salty Enough to Rant About All of Them
So! Aligmments! They sure are a tricky subject, arenât they? Source of many discussions and flame wars and nitpicks, made all the worse by itâs flaws and itâs bumpy start (this post is a good read about it and there are plenty of other posts complaining and discussing whatâs wrong with it), but Iâm not here spesifically to take the nine-point system to task, but more to point out stuff about it that people CONSTANTLY GET WRONG. Because Iâm salty and petty and I like wasting my time
1. First things first, what ARE aligmments? the Alignment System, as it exists in the game, seems for me to have a very specific role - itâs an extreme simplication of a characterâs moral code for the sake of gameplay mechanics (as in âThis spell will only let those with a good heart enter the sanctumâ âWell, can my character come in?â âCheck your aligmmentâ), if a DM wants to throw away âDetect Evilâ spells and other stuff that implies objective good and evil in their game - Iâd say itâs perfectly justified to throw away the Aligmment System as a whole as well, since it will serve very little purpose in their game. Many of the criticisms of the Aligmment system AND the annoying misconceptions about it comes from thinking it should do stuff other then quickly telll you how badly the Sword of Ultimate Evil injured your half-elf mage by quickly glancing at your character sheet.
2. Aligmments are not the end-all-by-all of philosophical and moral disagreement: Thereâs this idea that if two people have the same sort of Alignment that they must be agreeing on everything and are basically the same (more on THAT later), because, well, they are on the same side on the scales of good versus evil and chaos versus law, right? Well, no! Because like I said, Alignmment are a simplication - under the banner of âLawful Goodâ there could be a THOUSAND disagreements and different ways to âperformâ the alignmment. You can have a whole adventuring party of LG people who canât stop arguing. Batman and Superman have plenty of moral disgreements all the time, but I think most versions of those characters are both LG - just in different ways
3. Alignments Are NOT the Character Archetypes This Character is Associated With: Or âAlignments donât define personalityâ, that also works. There are certain character types and personalities people associate with spesific Alignments: the LG Pure Knight in Shining Armor, CG Trickster, LN Strict Super Boring Guy, LE Honrable Well-Intentioned Villain, CE PURE EVUL MUAHAHAHHAHA, and well...itâs not like those archetypes donât have a GRAIN of truth to them - youâll probably find more eccentric tricksters who are CG then LN, itâs easier to do. The problem comes for me when people ONLY look to those archetypes to match character aligmments and donât actually look at that characterâs morals and ideals - just assume that if that characterâs personality matched the personality of a stereotypical archetype of an aligmment, that must mean that they are of this aligmment.  A long long time ago (back when the StrexCorp arc of WTNV was really only starting to kick into gear, IIRC), Cecil Baldwin posted his thoughts of what would be the aligmments of the WTNV characters - I canât find the post now because Tumblrâs search function is a piece of shit - but I had a lot of grievances with his choices, espacially of Cecil Palmer being CHAOTIC GOOD out of all things. Cecil Palmer, at the time that the tweets were made, was Lawful Neutral (iâm seriously behind on WTNV but I heard heâs started doing more Chaotic things recently, which is good! Thatâs character development! But LN was still his starting point). He cares a lot for the people who are close to him, but not for, like strangers, or the greater good in any sort of cosmic scale - heâs moral in the way a normal person is moral, thatâs neutral. And Cecil is VERY adamant about following the strict rules and tyrannical govermment and terrible traditions of Night Vale. Sure he rebelled agaisnt StrexCorp, because they were a different horrible dystopia then what he was used to living under (this whole thing ties into other misconceptions I havenât talked about yet maybe I shouldâve organized that differently) Cecil IS the guy who hated his brother in law for YEARS for speaking Forbidden Truths and not following in line, heâs very lawful. And yet people feel weird about placing LN as Cecilâs aligmnemt - because he doesnât behave like a LN archetype: heâs not a monk or a Knight Templer or a Super Serious Super Boring Guy, he is sort of an eccentric trickster and thatâs why people, even his own ACTOR (who probably got a better grasp on the character then Iâll ever will) can fall into this hole of placing him in there - itâs about misunderstanding the alignment more then misunderstanding the character. This is just one example but I can think of others, such as people refusing to admit Chaotic characters as Chaotic because they think being a moralizing asshole is a strictly Lawful thing
4. Chaotic Evil and Lawful Good mean more then just âUltimate Evilâ and âUltimate Goodâ: This is a subset of #3, but one that is so prevalent and common I feel it kinda need itâs own category. Because so many people see âLawful Goodâ as meaning nothing but âthe most good alignmmentâ and âChaotic Evilâ as meaning nothing but âthe most evil alignmmentâ, itâs undoubtly a result of the archetype problem - with the most iconic archetypes for them being âPure Paragonâ and âPURE EVIL MUHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAâ, and so people assume thatâs the only sort of people who would have this aligmment - which leads to the idea that LG and CE are nothing but being âmore goodâ or âmore evilâ then other alignments - which in turn makes people view the alignemnt chart (consiously or subconsiously) as less
And more of just a direct line of good\less good thatâs like LG > NG > CG > LN > TN > CN > LE > NE >CE. Which is not true! Like I mentioned in 2 alignmment are very general and can be preformed in a number of ways and every good alignmment can be less or more good and every evil aligmment can be less or more evil. LG suffers from it LESS because thereâs also the âAsshole Knight Templer Paladinâ Archetype to show people how a LG character can also be morally ambigious, but only in this one really narrow way and they still generally have that self image of being bright and shiny. Thatâs why Batman is rarely listed as LG even though I think itâs the best alignment for him, Batman is not the âcorrectâ kind of morally ambigious LG and heâs too dark and sneaky to fit the Paragon archetype. But CE has it MUCH worse, poor poor CE... Do you have any idea how many alignnment analysis posts Iâve seen that explained every alignmmentâs moral basis perfectly, and then fucking fucked it up in the CE segment by doing it nothing but DESTORY EVERYTHING MUHAHAHHAHA. Or for an alternative example, take this post, What Does the Fox Say is listed as LE and Fox News as CE because CE is seen as the ultimate evil aligmment and LE seems as the âLesser Evilâ aligmment as a result of it - but one can argue that Fox News, and maybe american right wing politics in general, are more Lawful then Chaotic: due to their support of oppression, harmful tradionlism, pandering to âthatâs the way itâs ALWAYS beenâ and attempts to push back against positive change - while memes like WDTFS are inheriently a more Chaotic force.... BUUUUUUT we thing of CE as Ultimate Evil so if we wanna insult Fox News THATâS WHAT WE HAVE TO DO. Same goes with listing characters like... the Lich from Adventure Time as CE, even though I donât think heâs EVER shown are prefrence for Chaosness, but being the ultimate evil of the show we have to label him as CE. Again, EVERY EVIL ALIGMMENT CAN BE THE MISUNDERSTOOD KINDA OKAY BADDIE OR THE WORSE THING EVER, LE doesnât have a monopoly on one and CE doesnât have a monopoly on the other. A character whoâs big into change and personal freedom and hates tradition but is JUST enough of an asshole to count for Evil, will be Chaotic Evil, but I feel a lot people feel weird putting that label on sympathetic characters and will probably label them as CN or even fucking LAWFUL Evil because theyâre not Ultimate Evil
5. Lawful doesnât mean blindly follow the rules all the time and Chaotic doesnât mean LOL RANDOM: I think youâve noticed that so far, many of the misconceptions have to do with the Lawful-Chaotic spectrum rather then the Good-Evil spectrum - for well... OBVIOUS reasons. Good and Evil are rather self explantory, everyone knows what Good and Evil is - Chaos and Law are...often a lot harder to define. The fact that D&Dâs Law and Chaosâ origins are so different then what the aligmment system ended up being and that the sourcebooks often explain it poorly really doesnât help... Iâm really not suprised this got so common. So, what do I feel Lawful versus Chaotic means? Well, just like everything else about D&D aligment itâs supposed to be VERY general and simplified guideline about what you feel regarding Laws, rulers, traditions, change, The System, self-discipline, personal codes and stuff like that. Lawful does NOT mean you have to obey and follow the rules of whatever horrible oppresive place you fall into, it just means that you as a general rule thinks rules and order and traditions are a good thing to have (for your personal goals, for the greater good of the people...whatever...), while being Chaotic means you DONâT think those things are good and istead values freedom and change and lack of restriction. A Lawful Good person stuck in a Lawful Evil country that allows slavery or some shit, wouldnât have to just stand around and accept it because itâs the law\tradition of the place - they could very well agree to rebel, but want to install a âLegitimate Rulerâ afterward, or to make sure a lot of the political system remains intact after they clean out the evil bits because they believe a stable political system is better for the people, or want to destory slavery via legitimate legal means or... you know... thereâs a whole bunch of options, like I said, thereâs a lot of ways to be Lawful Good - but none of them include agreeing to obey obviously evil laws because being âLawfulâ means more then just âblindly follow the rulesâ. And on the same page a Chaotic person doesnât have to always break the rules or do something weird, they just have to believe that in general, having less rules and less traditions and more change are a positive thing. And if someone says your character canât follow\rebel against the rules because theyâre chaotic\lawful, theyâre seriously missing the point, but also-
6. âYOU CANâT DO THAT, YOUâRE [ALIGMMENT]â is a bullshit statment: Aligmments are, again, a general simplification of a character morals for the purpose of gameplay, they should not be restrictions. Unless youâre playing as an Angel or a Demon or some other shit, everyone go against their aligmment in some ways some times - because your aligmment describes you as a general overview, not every single individual action. If a player feels this or that action is 100% what their character would do in this situation, the DM and other players shouldnât stop them based on friggin aligmment. If the action is extremely egregious (like a non-evil character buring down an orphanage for a laugh) or if it happens repeadly) then the solution should be to just change the aligmment on the sheet and thatâs it? I know that here Iâm talking to the makers of the games just as much as Iâm talking to the fandom, but giving XP penalties for going against aligmment is more often then not just punishing your players for complex characters or character development. You see the effects of those lines of thoughts when figuring out alignments for fictional characters. Those Aligmment charts demonstrating all the Aligmment with one character are COOL and all, but theyâre less cool when people are all âOh I just canât tell which aligmment Princess Bubblegum is because she did stuff of all aligmments at least once!â: because, yeah, she did - BECAUSE THATâS WHAT EVERYONE DOES! Aligmments are about the general moral philosphies and not every individual action is gonna follow that. Everyone slips from their aligmment from time to time! Just because Princess Bubblegum did a Chaotic Thing once, doesnât distract from the fact that as a general, big picture view of her character, sheâs Lawful Good-leaning on Lawful Neutral.Â
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