Roleplayers (and non-RP'ers), which "Alignment" is your main ESO character?

AcadianPaladin

Chaotic Good

My healplar is a paladin, but her patron is Azura (not a Divine) and she does not shy from vengeance when appropriate. Overall though, she is quite 'good' and nurturing.

My petsorc is also pretty good but just a bit darker. And since she doesn't have to worry about ever being a 'fallen paladin', she engages in theft. Yup, she steals millet when she can away with it help feed her salmon/millet/tomato soup habit.

rootimus

Sheogorath - "Lok'tar ogar!"

Normally I'm simply chaotic, but then I played ESO and met Sheogorath, my new hero.

ErilAq

Sheogorath - "Lok'tar ogar!"

My main is chaotic evil, she will do anything for control and power, at the expense of anyone or anything other than herself, but then I saw Sheogorath, and well, it kind of fits, half the time her attempts for power cannot be considered sane, she lost all sanity in an attempt to control her fate.

disintegr8

Lawful Good

My characters are so good I can't bring them to do the TG or DB storylines - even though I have had access to them since they were released...........

Mettaricana

Neutral Evil

My main lumine faust is a bit of a hellion does some good some bad... and has weird morals she'll kill herself to help ya and murder someone in cold blood for a snarky attitude. Dance on a table and pick fights with a guard just to slug fest til beatrn senseless.. in battle lumine is a glutton for destruction aoe stam sorc whose not happy unless everything is dying by her hand... she also frequently partakes in meats of the fellow mer.

uzbachchi

Chaotic Neutral

Chaotic neutral. Yeah, my main is a thief and assassin but also can be helpful on a whim. Often indulges in YOLO behavior so is somewhat unpredictable. Mostly just out for number one but hates slavers and will go out of her way to mess with them and others that are oppressing the underdog. Then will often steal from said underdog. To keep them on their toes, like.

DivinityDay

Lawful Good

Divinity Day is righteous adventurous.

ofSunhold

Chaotic Good

Templar: chaotic good

I have some strong opinions about skill points and useful passives locked behind evil deeds, but the templar doesn't give a ***. Take your betrayal of the vulnerable and your pointless, obedient murders and shove them, says she.

NB: chaotic neutral

Sorc: true neutral

Korah_Eaglecry

Chaotic Neutral

None of my characters are good guys. Though some could definitely be called bad guys. Most simply fall into the Chaotic Neutral.

Valen_Byte

Lawful Good

max_only wrote: »

Official alignment test: http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/dnd/20001222b

Took the test. It ended up being exactly what I thought it would be. Goody two shoes : (


Edit: Though it didnt ask me if I was a Vampire lol That might have changed things a bit. Then again, I dont like to feed on people either. I just like to look like a vamp. hah

ArchMikem

Chaotic Good

Oookay well, let's go...

My playstyle is mostly a Good Person that isn't afraid to bend the law in order to get *** done or right a wrong. My Nightblade Katt is a Lawful Khajiit, she knows right from wrong and she more or less acts on the right reasons. However, she joined the Dark Brotherhood and the Thieve's Guild willingly, but for the right intentions. In Hew's Bane Katt wanted to help settle the mystery of the Dowry and stop the Conspiracy against the Guild. In the Brotherhood, she used them to help rid the Gold Coast of the Oppressive Red Sails and Order of the Hour, even if it was through Murder.

tl;dr My Characters are wannabe Goody Two Shoes but aren't afraid to get dirty to do what's right.

Recremen

The two-axis alignment system is terrible for describing characterization, so I can't really comment on it.

Rygonix

Neutral Evil

I'm a Templar that occasionally helps allies, but often for my own gain. I pay my bounties, but just so I can rob and murder civilians without the guard batting an eye. I also really like money, and won't mind relieving it from others, no matter how they protest.

I also murder civilians that no longer have anything in their pockets worth stealing.

Edit: as a bonus I like to watch the bodies of the innocent be claimed by Molag Bal at every dolmen I find, before I decide to destroy it.

KeiruNicrom

Chaotic Good

Likes to help people but is fine being a *** about it. Also remember kids, every problem can be solved by stabbing someone

Swifigames

Neutral Good

Ultimately a toss between Neutral Good & Neutral. After careful self deliberation I went with the obvious choice for my character.

newtinmpls

I have too many a lot of characters, and at different times and moods they are all "my main"

They do kind of fall into two main groups (so far...give me time):

Order of the Dragon
(mostly designated by the coolo tattoo) who knew that the attempted planemeld was coming; a now missing matriarch of Altmer clan Caemaire was given a prophecy (to hear details of it, see below for link to the incredible Malukah singing it); and the Order of the Dragon fights against the planemeld (even those dunmer members who don't think of Malog Bal as "evil" but rather that which must be overcome to prove one's worthiness). The order as a whole generally works for the good of all. So a tendency in general toward Lawful Good

Prophecy set to music (otherwise known as musical genius):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zwp8UxIY_iM

Orsimer Clan (come to think of it, I don't have a formal clan name) to which most of the Orsimer that I and my husband rolled up belong; they used to be centered in Nibenay Valley - where there was also a city/encampment of the Order of the Dragon, completely destroyed by the events that led to the Nibenay Valley Dolmen. This is one reason why in my personal 'verse, any of my Orsimer characters interacting with Abner Tharn in person will respond to his lecture about how he takes care of his people/responsibilities (including Nibenay Valley) by punching him in his nose (looks like it's been broken at least once). They are mostly Chaotic Good as "the code" is more important than exactly how you apply it.

Jeremy

Megabear wrote: »

If all of your characters are your main, choose one that was created earliest and not deleted. I'm going to use D&D terminology here for reasons.

None of the choices really fit my character - since he's both good and evil. My vampire goes out of his way to selflessly help people in need and saves lives - but he also murders mass amounts of innocent people if it means he gets a cool looking robe.

Maybe chaotic neutral?

I dunno. I fee like the choices here are inadequate. It doesn't take into account that a character can be both good and evil.

Smackosynthesis

Chaotic Neutral

Not a roleplayer. Probably chaotic neutral. I go out of my way to heal people in need, even if they're in the lower part of a delve or public dungeon and it would be a hassle to get back to where I was. On the other hand, I've murdered the hell out of some innocents (mostly on accident. Mostly) and i rob everything blind.

So... Chaotic neutral seems like a good fit.

Jitterbug

With the sheer amount of murder each of you have done you are only fooling yourselves not answering evil. The Vestige is beyond comparison the most devastating entity on Nirn.

OlafdieWaldfee

Chaotic Neutral

... pack-orientated werewolf stealing everything that´s not nailed down.

Turelus

Lawful Evil

I like to think they're Lawful Evil, but if I am honest with how they act (random acts of murder, flipping factions, saving people one moment and murdering them another) they have to be Chaotic Evil.

When I roleplay them or think of head cannon they're lawful evil though.

menedhyn

Blimey. I have three characters; all were planned at more or less the same time and they are all equally important. But to hopefully answer your question, the character I had wanted to play from the very start is probably edging towards Chaotic Neutral (Argonian Warden - refugee). I'm hoping that she is rather more more complicated and contradictory than that.

Everstorm

Chaotic Evil

OlafdieWaldfee wrote: »

... pack-orientated werewolf stealing everything that´s not nailed down.

Psychotic vampire that steals everything not nailed down and puts a dagger in your back if you complain about it (or if she feels like it).

Kiralyn2000

Hmm. I was going to say "Neutral Good", because that's what most characters I make in anything are (tries to do actual good, isn't obsessed about rules & laws). But that's only story/quest-wise. Because of gameplay/meta reasons (needing money, etc), I do a lot of stealing & pickpocketing.

(as opposed to when I play single-player TES games. Across all my characters in Oblivion, I've never joined TG or DB, have stolen under a dozen items, and have maybe 4 recorded 'murders'.)

Saturnana

Chaotic Neutral

Sausage

Chaotic Good

Chaotic Good.

Zardayne

True Neutral

As it's been awhile since I played D&D I remembered this old alignment determination quiz. If anyone needs it here it is https://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/dnd/20001222b

In the past I always remember choosing neutral evil unless I was playing a druid and then it was true neutral (had to be according to 2nd ed rules lol)