<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=100680.msg4455649#msg4455649">Quote from: Yorubi on 03-04-2011, 03:31:10</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">Well really if you consider how he is portrayed, he was greedy as all heck, but he also made his kingdom wealthy. Basically those who served him ended up getting in good as well. Just cause you have greed doesn't necessarily make you evil or neutral. Its really align the lines of how those traits define you. The best character designs I feel always have one of the seven deadly sins as part of their makeup. You add any one or two to them and you make a character that much more interesting. Its not the only way of course to do that, but those alone tend to always give them more 'bang for the buck'. <br/><br/>Really I think with an alignment system on here, its really set up as 'two part' really to help out with giving an idea about them. No one characteristic really matches with a character. I think we can all agree that its all different views on it and so long as the character coincides with the general gist of it, its all good.<br/><br/>@Black: I do agree partly, I find that lawfully evil can be rather easy to play as it tends to be 'kill kill kill' and a law like that aren't very well written in terms of how to go off that track. ^^;;<br/><br/>Hazama from Blazblue = An amazing Chaotically Evil character. I mean he literally just screws everyone over for his own sick entertainment. What makes it better is he doesn't aimlessly kill people, he literally manipulates people and toys around just for thrills. If thats not chaotic evil, then it just doesn't exist. XD<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>Lawful evil is evil restricted by code and laws. So not, your definition in my opinion reflects chaotic evil. To me, it's the most perverse. Doing whatever it wants whenever it wants, and with the most selfishness and callousness possible.<br/><br/>Now, that descriptions fits chaotic neutral to me. He's interested in his own amusement, doesn't really think about anything else, but doesn't really -want- to harm anyone. Chaotic evil, in my opinion, they don't really care. If it makes it easier, they will kill anyone.<br/><br/>Though, like I said. Alignment discussions end up very murky and stupid. In the end, since everyone has different opinions, it's up to the GM and respective players involved.