in b4 every says chaotic good and neutral good |
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Since this isn't common knowledge, let me explain what the 9 personality types are according to D&D. |
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Last edited by Daredevilpwn; 02-27-2013 at 05:05 AM.
in b4 every says chaotic good and neutral good |
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I've done a similar quiz before: Alignment Test |
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Last edited by Carrot; 02-27-2013 at 05:13 AM.
I've taken a few tests and always end up with true neutral, with a slant towards chaotic good. I'm my primary concern, and if I do help people (as I sometimes do, I'm not a total ass), it's because I feel like it or I know I will get something back, whether that's down the road or in connections. |
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“Never forget that once upon a time, in an unguarded moment, you recognized yourself as a friend.”
I'm somewhere between True Neutral and Chaotic Good |
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Everything works out in the end, sometimes even badly.
Chaotic Neutral apparently according to the online test. |
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This is very cool. My son and I were literally talking about this the day before it popped up as replied to. |
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The alignment test puts me at Lawful Neutral, with a score of 20. Lawful Good was a score of 19, as was True Neutral. |
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All of these assume the existence of 'good' and 'evil' but I don't believe in either. My other problem with the categories is that it's assumed someone can either act out of self-interest or for the interests of others, while really I don't see that there's any difference. A particularly sympathetic person may put others before themselves, but that's only because caring for others is one of their self interests. I'm empathetic and will do things for other people and get a nice feeling inside from doing those things without expecting anything in return, but it's not because I'm following some code of ethics or the law and think I'm doing 'good', it's just because I have sympathy for them. |
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I agree with what Dianeva posted. |
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I did this for fun and didn't expect some of you to go philosophical but I agree. Good and evil imo are concepts and are subjective. One mans terrorist is another mans freedom fighter. |
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