Darth Vader lied to Lando, though! ::) You could argue Vader is chaotic because he believes power grants authority, not writ or law. ;)<br/><br/>Robin Hood stole from the wealthy (presumably tyrannical aristocrats as were common in that day and age) and gave to the poor. This is the mitigating factor which changed the act from evil (or neutral, at best) to good. After-all, harming an orc is not usually considered an evil act if they were raiding some little village.<br/><br/>Now, King Mirveiss has two traits we've observed so far;<br/>A willingness to spare his citizens and city the chaos and damage of a full-blown dragon slaying.<br/>And the willingness to risk, at his own expense, a large sum of material wealth to ensure his people are safe.<br/><br/>So you'd be breaking your word (Chaotic) to defeat the Dragon and would steal (Chaotic) from what we can observe so far to be a good and just man (Evil)... not for any altruistic purposes towards the impoverished but to presumably keep all the loot for yourself. (Evil)