After a little break, we return with even more characters from the classic Dungeon & Dragon alignment set. The lawful good character is the typical hero character that stands for truth, justice, and the Krynn way. There are still many variations that can occur within the confines of these goody-two-shoes characters.

Superman – His power resides in that one curl of hair
Batman – But only the TV show version (BAM!!)
Mufasa – Oooohh! Say it again!
Atticus Finch – Doesn’t get any more lawful or good than this
Optimus Prime – Autobots, roll out!
God – Kind of the definition

In my latest and most recent entry into examples of the classic Dungeons and Dragons alignments, I bring you true neutral.

These are the types of characters that will give you a definite maybe. Although some may adopt a “I’ll leave you alone if you leave me alone” attitude, others are just above the arguments of lesser beings. See you next, maybe.

Switzerland – If you won’t fight against Nazis, you won’t fight against anybody.
Doctor Manhattan – Truly does not care, not even about wearing clothes.
Kaminoans – Cloning is cool; everything else, meh.
Treebeard – “I am not altogether on anybody’s side.”
Rick Blaine – “I stick out my neck for nobody.”
Jet – “I don’t know, and I have no opinion.”
Neutral President – “If I don’t make it, tell my wife ‘Hello’.”

Continuing on with the previous theme of examples of the classic D&D alignments brings us to today’s topic of Chaotic Good. This has to be one of the strangest alignments that the game has to offer. I would always imagine someone randomly roaming the countryside performing random acts of kindness. My previous example of the Chaotic Good alignment was Minsc. This may be too obscure for the masses. He was a character in the Baldur’s Gate video game series who was hit over the head too often, carried a miniature giant space hamster, and like to yell, “Butt kicking for goodness.”

Here are some more examples:

V for Vendetta – “Governments should be afraid of their people”

The Mythbusters – “Seeking the truth AND blowing stuff up”

House – “It’s not lupus”

Wolverine – “Do the right thing, even if you have to kill EVERYONE”

Bilbo Baggins – “I may be a burglar, but I am an honest one, I hope, more or less.”

The Incredible Hulk – “Hulk SMASH!!!”

Mary Poppins – “Mary Poppins, practically perfect in every way”

The A-Team – “Pitying fools since 1983″

With even more popularity for the inspirational posters or motivational posters with funny captions, we will be reviewing some other options for chaotic evil characters. The type of characters that do bad stuff without warning. Being mean and destroying stuff just for the heck of it.

Alex from A Clockwork Orange – “Real horrorshow”

Hannibal the Cannibal – “I ate his liver with some fava beans and a nice chianti”

The Joker – “Why so serious?”

Norman Bates – “A boy’s best friend is his mother”

Caligula – “Let them hate us so long as they fear us”

The Crimson King – “Ya ken?”