I've never really liked the idea of saying a character was good or evil, and I think I've finally stumbled across a good alternative that's functionally very similar but without explicit morality baked in (there's definitely some implicit morality, but what are you going to do?)
Anyways, instead of good vs. evil, we could have compassionate vs. predatory.
To be clear, I'm not saying that good and compassionate are the same thing, nor that evil and predatory are. Just that those two words get across the dichotomy that I have in my head when i think of a good character vs. an evil one, without being explicitly moral.
I actually stumbled upon this while brainstorming new axes of alignment. Among others, I'd had compassionate/apathetic and predator/prey. But I didn't really like apathetic, and I can't imagine very many "adventurers" categorizing themselves as prey... and then I realized that predatory could be the perfect antonym for compassionate, in this context. Yay!
Assuming we're still using the standard D&D 2-axis system with the other one being lawful/chaotic, this gives us the following new alignment combinations:
- Lawful Compassionate
- Chaotic Compassionate
- Lawful Predatory
- Chaotic Predatory
Now I don't know about you, but those feel way more evocative to me than the usual LG/CG/LE/CE combos.
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Hi guys
I've stumpled upon some videos about the axis of evil last year. I just read an article stating there is no axis.
Quote: "And only last year, based on the results of the analysis of the complete set of data from the telescope, a team of researchers from University College London (UCL) and Imperial College London (Imperial College London) found that in fact, no “axis” does not exist. The data received from the telescope in the period from 2009 to 2013 were analyzed using a supercomputer. The results of the analysis showed: The universe is isotropic. A study of British astronomers was published in May 2016 by the journal Physical Review Letters."
Are you guys up to date? Is the alignment of our Solar System pure coincidence?
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