Alignment Charts

First Thing's First: Who Am I?
Odds are, none of you know who I am. I have kept my Free Realms IGN a secret from my subjects for years, as I still intend to do. Nonetheless, I have observed Sacred Grove and its inhabitants since the beginning. My purpose in Sacred Grove was to assist in the maintenance of balance between order and chaos. My role, as you may have guessed, is the less desirable of the two. I am responsible for many of the events that took place in the history of all beings, the prideful Warrior Cats included. I subjugate, manipulate, distort, and deceive, all in the name of havoc and confusion. I address you all openly because Sacred Grove has been cast into the void, my experiments for the time being have ceased, and the circle is complete. My latest Free Realms IGN and all those prior shall remain a secret for good reason. However, you all have the honor of addressing me as Vox. Rather, Lord Vox, Master of Chaos.

But, enough about me. If you have further questions about my purpose and whatnot, chat with me personally. It's time to move on to the primary purpose of this page.

What Is An Alignment Chart? How Does It Work?
An alignment chart is basically a 3x3 grid that follows Dungeons & Dragons standards. But, to make things simple, I'll just have you provide the name of the person, alignment, and description in list format. There are a total of 9 alignments, as shown in bold: Lawful Good, Lawful Neutral, Lawful Evil, Neutral Good, True Neutral, Neutral Evil, Chaotic Good, Chaotic Neutral, Chaotic Evil . Simply place a name in each alignment, along with a description explaining why you placed him/her there. The alignments are explained below:

Lawful Good: the goodie-goodies bound by honor, loyalty, righteousness, benevolence, and the like. They typically look towards purity in terms of morality and ethics. Abide by and enforce the laws for righteousness and goodness. Occasionally, they can find themselves torn when moral and ethical righteousness conflict.

Lawful Neutral: They abide by and enforce laws, regardless of what they entail morally. They can be strict and merciless enforcers, obedient soldiers, or disciplined nomads. They don't care what the law may be, as long as it's followed accordingly.

Lawful Evil: They exploit the orderly system to their advantage. They're obedientto superiors and enforce the laws, but they couldn't care less about others' rights and freedoms. Tyrants, murderous soldiers, and ruthless mercenaries fit this description well.

Neutral Good: They don't tend to see too many issues with cooperation with authority, but they're not all that focused on acting for or against lawful precepts. Should they need to break the law for the purpose of the greater goid, they aren't as conflicted about it as the Lawful Good person.

True Neutral: Neutral on both axes, and not leaning too heavily on one particular alignment. These people tend to either not pay attention to or are lacking of moral and ethical judgment. They also might play a bit on all sides simply to suit themselves.

Neutral Evil: Typically the selfish lot who use and abuse others to fuel their own goals. They don't flinch at hurting others, but only when it benefits them. They only obey the laws when it's beneficial to them. They have little regard for righteousness, but they aren't complete animals.

Chaotic Good: Believes in the greater good and personal freedom. They despise any organizations standing in the way of improvement. They have good intentions, but their methods tend to be unorthodox and deviant from the rest of society.

Chaotic Neutral: They don't care much for rules or traditions. They're individualists that follow what they believe in, and pursue freedom. They put this freedom first, and morals second. They can be rather unorthodox or unpredictable at times.

Chaotic Evil: Nasty little devils that care nothing about ethics or morals. Only themselves. They tend to be extremely cruel and self-centered. They have absolutely no regard for the lives of others, and appear to be evil just for the hell of it. Sadistic killers and fiends with limited intelligence fit well here.

That's the basic run-through. Now, here's an example:

Lawful Good: LightSworn Captain - He was a security official, an army captain, and now he's apparently a divine soldier of some kind. You can tell from how he is that he's big on upholding order, especially when things get out of hand like with T.R.E.E..

Lawful Neutral: Raymond Goodwin - Considering how he tried for genocide back in 2010, he doesn't quite qualify for Lawful Good. Nonetheless, he's a man of business who believes that his actions are for the sake of peace and welfare, regardless of what others may think. He led a fearsome unit in the past, and turned a militia into a powerful defense force.

Lawful Evil: Alex Realms - I know what you're thinking, but he's a bit of a shady one when it comes to his (former?) position. He tends to act solely for the benefit of the republic, caring little for the woes of inferiors or foreigners.

Neutral Good: Betta Wolf - On a normal day, she upholds the Warrior Code and the Wolves' expectations. However, she's guilty of deviating more than once for the sake of what she saw to be right morally, much to the disgust of some.

Neutral: Rory Daybreak - He's not necessarily beholden by any faction, and simply resolves things from a neutral standpoint, so as to avoid being dragged into any foolishness from anyone.

Neutral Evil: Erin Nightshade - She's resorted to shady plans and actions to settle things her way, actions that nearly cost her her life more than once. She doesn't flinch at fighting authority for her benefit.

Chaotic Good: Alyx Vance1 - Hear me out on this one. I know she attempted martial law at one point, and hurt more people than even I can keep track of, but her intentions were noble. She's donated coin to victims of the Cobblestone Siege, and relentlessly pursued Legend MoonStar, who was a genocidal threat at the time.

Chaotic Neutral: Corruptedstone - Mysterious, cunning, and quite the troublemaker at times, he's among some of the biggest wild cards in Warrior Cat roleplay. He took on all of the Red Legion's most elite warriors by himself (and won, shockingly). He also lives to disrupt, having stolen prey from other clans on more than one occasion. Not to mention his on-and-off feud with Skyfall Clan, whose Leader, ironically, was his former Deputy.

Chaotic Evil: Legend MoonStar - Not to offend anyone, but this is a bit obvious. She killed countless of her own kind, dragged mankind into an all-out war, and nearly brought about the end of the New Age Union, among other things. I hear she's doing quite well now, though. Someone else is bound to take her place here.

There you have it. I would say respect each others' opinions and whatnot, but I'm the Master of Chaos, for Christ's sake. I live for that. So, enjoy. Participate at your own risk. 😈😈😈😈😈