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Topic	Has there ever been a good definition for alignments in d&d
Paratroopa1 12/20/18 11:23:53 AM #27:	"Follows a code" vs "doesn't follow a code" isn't really a character trait either. The closest thing you could probably get is sort of like the J/P distrinction in a Myers-Briggs test I'm arguing that there isn't really any definition of lawful vs chaotic that is purely internal, which is why it doesn't work <cite>Paratroopa1 posted [p:914443556] in Has there ... [t:77318618]...</cite> <quote>"Follows a code" vs "doesn't follow a code" isn't really a character trait either. The closest thing you could probably get is sort of like the J/P distrinction in a Myers-Briggs test I'm arguing that there isn't really any definition of lawful vs chaotic that is purely internal, which is why it doesn't work</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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