@horsefucker_thicc@monads.online
Post #3157590
2026-05-23 13:57 UTC
as the system has developed since, the best fits are one-dimensional stereotypes: chaotic good is when you're robin hood, lawful evil is when you're a nazi (specifically the image the nazis wanted to broadcast of themselves, not how they really were), lawful good is when you're one of the good guys but annoying about it, etc. which are actively counterproductive for trying to either understand the motivations of fictional people or groups (as the alignments will push them toward being hollow bit characters) or play as one (half the alignments are 'asshole alignments' you never want anyone in your group to choose)
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@horsefucker_thicc@monads.online 2026-05-23 14:01
THIS ALL SAID you can find seriously proposed systems that do map to the alignments fairly well; the political compass is one example, but consider also this: