I’m starting to starting think that DND alignment charts are just the political compass for people who are not into politics (or maybe the other way around?)
It sounds counterintuitive, but I think lawful and chaotic should be the other way around. Libertarians (in the sense it’s used here) tend to support freedom through fairness and consistency of the law, whereas for authoritarians the law is whatever the person in charge feels like.
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I’m starting to starting think that DND alignment charts are just the political compass for people who are not into politics (or maybe the other way around?)
It sounds counterintuitive, but I think lawful and chaotic should be the other way around. Libertarians (in the sense it’s used here) tend to support freedom through fairness and consistency of the law, whereas for authoritarians the law is whatever the person in charge feels like.