What Dungeons and Dragons alignment are you? Good or evil? Lawful or chaotic? You may know your D&D character's alignment, but do you know yours? Find out with this alignment quiz. anonymous-user-LgqvJf published on March 17, 20181659 responses 0 « Previous Next » Questions in vertical order 1/10 Do you value individuals over rules, or rules over individuals? Rules over individuals Individuals over rules Unsure 2/10 Do you help yourself over others, or others over yourself? Yourself over others Others over yourself Unsure 3/10 What alignment do you enjoy playing as most? Lawful Good Neutral Good Chaotic Good Lawful Neutral True Neutral Chaotic Neutral Lawful Evil Neutral Evil Chaotic Evil 4/10 You decide on your goals by asking yourself the question... Will this make the largest possible number of people happy? Will this make me and the people I care about happy? Will this make me happy? 5/10 You achieve your goals by... Thinking logically and following the rules of society Thinking creatively and disregarding the rules of society Whatever is most effective 6/10 When people talk about disturbing or "taboo" subjects, how does it make you feel? Horrible. I'd probably leave the room or change the subject. Uncomfortable. I can stomach it, but I'm not happy about it. Alright. I'm not bothered by taboos like most people are. 7/10 Someone you care about is sick with a potentially life-threatening illness, and neither of you have any way of paying for treatment. Would you steal money to pay for their treatment? Absolutely! Some things are more important than the law. With some reluctance. I'd try all other options first. No. I can't look after them if I get arrested, can I? 8/10 Your enemies accuse you of being... Self-righteous and idealistic Ruthless or egoistic Lax or dishonourable Strict or dogmatic Apathetic or irresolute Opportunistic or unreliable 9/10 Pick one of the ten values listen in the Theory of Basic Human Values. Self-Direction - Freedom, creativity, independence, choosing one's own goals, being curious, having self-respect. Stimulation - Having an exciting and varied life, being daring. Hedonism - Experiencing pleasure and enjoying life. Achievement - Being ambitious, influential, capable, successful, and intelligent, and having self-respect. Power - Having social power, wealth, and authority, preserving one's own public image, and having social recognition. Security - Ensuring national security, reciprocation of favors, ensuring family security, having a sense of belonging, preserving the social order, being healthy and clean. Tradition - Respecting tradition, being devout, accepting one's own portion in life, being humble, and taking life in moderation. Conformity - Being obedient, having self-discipline, being polite, honoring parents and elders. Benevolence - Being helpful, responsible, forgiving, honest loyal, and having mature love for others and true friendships. Universalism - Advancing equality, being one with nature, having wisdom, filling the world with beauty, advancing social justice, being broad-minded, protecting the environment, and see the world at peace. 10/10 Which Harry Potter character is easiest for you to understand? Hermione Granger Harry Potter Sirius Black Argus Filch Severus Snape Peeves Dolores Umbridge Voldemort Bellatrix Lestrange
