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The Moral Alignment Test is designed to evaluate how moral you are. Inspired by the nine alignments from the game "Dungeons & Dragons," this test will help determine which of the nine moral types best describes you. Which alignment do you fall under?
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What is the Moral Alignment Test?
The Moral Alignment Test is a diagnostic tool designed to evaluate an individual's ethical and moral tendencies. This test is based on the alignment system from the popular tabletop RPG 'Dungeons & Dragons,' categorizing people into one of nine distinct moral alignments. It helps you understand how you perceive morality and make ethical decisions. The alignment system is divided into three main axes: Good vs. Evil, Law vs. Chaos, and Neutrality. These axes combine to form the following nine alignments.
The Nine Alignments
- Lawful Good: Values laws and rules, prioritizing helping others.
- Neutral Good: Focuses on doing good without being bound by rules and order.
- Chaotic Good: Prioritizes freedom and individual rights, performing good deeds outside the established order.
- Lawful Neutral: Respects rules and order, acting within them without a strong preference for good or evil.
- True Neutral: Takes a neutral stance towards good, evil, order, and chaos, emphasizing balance.
- Chaotic Neutral: Pursues complete freedom without particular regard for good, evil, order, or chaos.
- Lawful Evil: Uses rules and order to pursue personal gain.
- Neutral Evil: Prioritizes personal gain by any means without being bound by specific rules or order.
- Chaotic Evil: Pursues complete freedom, indifferent to others' suffering or destruction.
The test results will reveal your ethical thinking and behavioral tendencies, helping you gain self-understanding. Take this test to explore your moral alignment.
