Just_a_Fan

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A bored necromancer/paleo-veterinarian/guardian of cute animals.
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youtube, twitch, D&D beyond forums, 17th shard, steam, bluesky, bulbagarden, Pokemon showdown.
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D&D, Paw Patrol, My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, Pokemon (Mystery Dungeon), Halo, Minecraft, Doom, dead memes, extra virgin olive oil.

Nobody here likes Twitter, use bluesky /hj

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I made up a "magic system alignment chart", out of boredom.

Lawful good: celestial (clerics, paladins, angelic beings, etc. Faith, Something about, Undertomb, Doom*)

Lawful neutral: technology.

Lawful evil: infernal (anything to do with fiends, Sam and the Changing Fates, Doom*, Faust)

Neutral good: primal/nature (druids, benders, native shamans, etc.)

True Neutral: arcane (Harry Potter, Merlin, etc etc etc.)

Neutral Evil: PSI (while it can be good, the bad is often explored far more than the good.)

Chaotic Good: emotion-based magic (Love in Harry Potter, Determination and Virtues in Vanilla!UT, etc.)

Chaotic Neutral: Investiture (Cosmere) (from what I've read so far, investiture has no moral standing in terms of good/evil, but does lean chaotic, likely from the different "sub" magic systems interacting with each other. could be swapped with emotion based magic.)

Chaotic Evil: Non-infernal dark magic, particularly anything to do with Lovecraft's Cthulhu myths, or things like fanon!MissingNo.

Spoiler

*in Doom Eternal, the Slayer(s) up-ends the whole concept of alignment in some interpretations.
- February 5, 2025