Alignment

Lawful Solidaritist

This philosophy holds that people should behave altruistically and put the needs of the greater good ahead of individual desires.

The ideal government for this alignment is an benevolent authoritarian state with codified laws supporting a social order in which altruism is rewarded and radical egoism is punished. Lawful Solidaritists want the power of the state to uplift and protect the community and to be used for the benefit of all. Lawful Solidaritists often believe the state needs to insure the stability of the collective even if it means forcefully rooting out nonconformists. Rehabilitative justice would be used to reform criminals and evil-doers.

Character Example: The justice minded egalitarian At their best: the Lawful Solidaritist would be a champion for a stable, unified and selfless society At their worst: the Lawful Solidaritist would be Totalitarian and Self-Righteous

Centrist Solidaritist

This philosophy holds that people should behave altruistically and balance the needs of the collective as a whole and the needs of the individuals making up the collective.

The ideal government for this alignment is for a moderately sized state that is to be used for the benefit of all without sacrificing individual freedom. Rehabilitative justice would be used to reform criminals and evil-doers.

Character Example: The social-minded political reformer At their best: the Centrist Solidaritist would be a champion for a practical and sympathetic society At their worst: the Centrist Solidaritist would be Unreliable and Self-Righteous

Anarchistic Solidaritist

This philosophy holds that people should behave altruistically and that the collective exists for the sake of its individual members.

The ideal government for this alignment is an minimalist state supporting a social order in which altruism is rewarded and radical egoism is punished. Anarchistic Solidaritists believe that the best way to advance benefit for all is by allowing the most freedom possible. Rehabilitative justice would be used to reform criminals and evil-doers.

Character Example: The pro-community revolutionary At their best: the Anarchistic Solidaritist would be a champion for a independent and kindhearted society At their worst: the Anarchistic Solidaritist would be Unreliable and Rebellious

Lawful Centrist

This philosophy holds that the best way for all beings to pursue a rational self-interest is within the framework of a strong social order. By putting the needs of the state or social order ahead of individual desires, each being can advance the self-interest of the collective as a whole.

The ideal government for this alignment is an authoritarian state with codified laws supporting a social order. Whether the social order supports altruistic actions or egoistic actions is of no concern to the followers of this alignment. Lawful Centrists want the power of the state to be used to maintain the social order. Any form of justice that maintains the social order is desirable.

Character Example: The benevolent monarch At their best: the Lawful Centrist would be a champion of a society that's Honorable and Practical At their worst: the Lawful Centrist would be Apathetic and Tyrannical

Absolute Centrist

This philosophy holds that people should pursue a rational self-interest while balancing the needs of the state or social order with the freedom of individuals to pursue their own agenda. As the philosophical "average" of altruism and egoism, Absolute Centristism holds that harm to others should be minimized when advancing the self and that harm to the self should be minimized when advancing others.

The ideal government for this alignment is any social order that balances the needs of the state and the individual and allows beings to pursue their own interests as long as they do not violate the rights of others. Absolute Centrist beings want the benefits of the social order to be applied equally to all. Any form of justice that is fair and impartial is desirable.

Character Example: The open minded diplomat At their best: the Absolute Centrist would be a champion of a society built on balance and rationality At their worst: the Absolute Centrist would be Indecisive and disloyal

Anarchistic Centrist

This philosophy holds that the best way for all beings to pursue a rational self-interest is in a society devoid of social order. By putting the needs of the individual ahead of the needs of the state or social order, each being can advance its own self-interest with a minimum of interference from others.

The ideal government for this alignment is an minimalist state or anarchy supporting a social order in which they are allowed maximum freedom. Whether the social order supports altruistic actions or egoistic actions is of no concern to the followers of this alignment. Anarchistic Centrists want the power of the state to be as weak as possible, or preferably, non-existent. Anarchistic Centrists generally support justice systems that allow maximum freedom for individuals to pursue their own personal agendas.

Character Example: The well-intentioned anarchist At their best: the Anarchistic Centrist would be a champion of a society built upon peaceful coexistence without the need for an overarching state At their worst: the Anarchistic Centrist would be erratic, untrustworthy and rebellious

Lawful Individualist

This philosophy holds that people should behave egoistically and that the state exists to elevate the individual.

The ideal government for this alignment is an authoritarian state with codified laws supporting a social order in which personal initiative and power play is rewarded, they believe a state that supports self interest will be more progressive in the long run. Lawful Individualists want the power of the state to be used to uplift the individual and reward hard work. Lawful Individualists generally support justice systems that benefit themselves first and foremost.

Character Example: The benevolent businessman At their best: the Lawful Individualist would be a champion for a creative, hardworking and determined society At their worst: the Lawful Individualist would be totalitarian, inconsiderate and uncaring

Centrist Individualist

This philosophy holds that people should behave egoistically and embrace any social order that allows them to gain the most individual freedom.

The ideal government for this alignment is any social order in which personal initiative and power play is rewarded. Centrist Individualists will try to secure the most freedom for themselves and will use the power of the state to accomplish this or the act against the state, if more freedom can be gained in this manner. Centrist Individualists generally support justice systems that benefit themselves first and foremost.

Character Example: The hardcore civil rights activist At their best: the Centrist Individualist would be a champion for a practical society based on determination and individual merit At their worst: the Centrist Individualist would be unreliable, selfish and uncaring

Anarchistic Individualist

This philosophy holds that people should behave egoistically and that society exists for the sake of its individual members.

The ideal government for this alignment is an minimalist state or anarchy supporting a social order in which absolute individualism reins supreme. Anarchistic Individualists believe that the best way to advance themselves is by securing the most freedom to act as possible (often regardless of the consequences). Anarchistic Individualists are often perfectly willing to rebel against what they see as oppression from Solidaritarists of any sort, as they see conformity as the enemy. Anarchistic Individualists generally support justice systems that benefit themselves first and foremost.

Character Example: The ambitious anti-authoritarian anarchist At their best: the Anarchistic Individualist would be a champion of a society based upon complete freedom from any form of oppression At their worst: the Anarchistic Individualist would be incompetent, rebellious and narcissistic