50 Chaotic Neutral Pictures Of People Who Hilariously Do What They Want And Are Neither Good Nor Bad
Chaotic neutral people do what they please, and their thought process is the ideal choice at that moment.
Maryjane
- Published in Funny
When a D&D player creates a character, they choose where to place that person on an ethical axis. Will the character be good, bad, or, on the other hand, ethically neutral?
Then, they need to pick where their character fits into a law-abiding hub. Do they always obey the law, or do they believe that rules are there so they can be broken?
The ideal way to understand this idea is to envision a grid, making it nine squares altogether, three on each side and one in the center. "Lawful Good" is the square in the upper left-hand corner, and it's for people who often think about saving the planet, just like Superman.
The "neutral good" is the square over on the top column, and these people think that the best way to accomplish something good on the planet is to overturn the social order. In the centerline, you’ll find ethically neutral characters, and a "lawful neutral" would be a thoughtless official or a fierce enforcer like Javert from "Les Miserables."
The "true neutral" occupies the middle square, and they are people who witness everything but rarely pick a single side, just like the Oracle in "The Matrix". The square on the far right of the center row is a truly fun character, and then you see the superstar, which is the "chaotic neutral."
The “Chaotic Neutral” also has its own subreddit community. To lay it out plainly, the term describes a person who has no good or bad intentions.
They just do what they please, and their thought process is the ideal choice at that moment.
1. Thanks to Shakespeare’s quote of the day
Simonjester19832. Chaotic neutral
7PanzerDiv3. Now what sort of irony is this...
battleboybassist4. The shock
roseateOculi5. Twist of events
lmaonope3336. Haha
Dingusgrassass1347. Horses in your area
Lovelyhairedpianist8. The beauty in the chaos
itsclassified_9. Lol... Keeping it loud
notjordansime10. Just dig right in
flooperdooper411. You've got to be kidding me
rick-p12. What the actual f***
Renaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa13. Wild thought
evilmaker14. People with their deep thinking
L3nnertN1p15. Lol... Well I don't care
HammyHamSam16. Didn't see that coming
Shower-karaoke-star17. Lol... It's the "toodles" for me
Jarl_Zackeus18. So sorry dear
Monday9342019. I didn't expect that ending too
regalbiscuit20. Then sit back and listen
evilmaker21. Thought this belongs here
EkskiuTwentyTwo22. It's not so bad, it's actually still good
LzzyHalesLegs23. Chaotic chaos
Brelya24. On today's episode of "I make horrible things"
louietp25. Quite interesting
reddit.com26. Chaotic mess
Kragmer27. Everything has got to remain stable
drnkchineseboi28. It's all about me, girl
roseateOculi29. They must be pretty fast
Coinocus30. Oh my
notjordansime31. That's a chaotic one
michaekov32. A man decided to sunbath on one of the support beams of London’s tower bridge
LibraryVampireWitch33. The identity thief made a huge difference
ZeroCesar34. Making use of blank spaces
Kore62435. Who's going to blow out the lights? Okay, there's none
evilmaker36. Lol...
Robin199210137. A bookshelf for my brick collection
Nybblet38. Highly recommended
Aris-Totally39. Whatever you say is back at you
My_Memes_Will_Cure_U40. An increasingly unsettling egg
annaghughes41. All about the gander reveal party!
technicallyron42. It fits perfectly
evilmaker43. What!
yoyoha44. Well someone has got to cut the grass
Kragmer45. It's literally a can opener not a can't opener okay...
epher9546. Interesting
kevinowdziej47. Kids can be like that sometimes
originalangster48. Use your powers to spice up your life
PlayfulYetBored49. Confusing the search algorithm
OnyxAgata50. This Is What I Call A Pro Gamer Move
Cheeseman69420xxxComics have been loaded up with fights between good and bad people, but the crowd is particularly keen on watching characters on the same side battling one another. The unconstrained idea of their actions implies they can bring about turmoil and unpredictability, but who can fault them if no one gets injured?
It is the freedom that matters, after all.