Moral Alignment Test resultYou gotYour friend got
Chaotic Good
Breaks the rules for the right reasons. Usually.
Who would you get?Now see who your friends get.What about you?
What Chaotic Good says about you
Rules strike you as suggestions written by someone who wasn't there. You have a strong sense of right and wrong, but it lives in your gut, not in a handbook. If the policy says no and the person in front of you clearly needs a yes, you'll find a way to get them that yes, and you'll worry about the paperwork later, or never.
You're brave in the everyday sense. You're the one who speaks up when a manager is being unfair, who covers the kid at the register who's a dollar short, who organizes the fundraiser or the late-night rescue of a friend's stuck car. You're inventive, quick on your feet, and hard to intimidate, and people love having you in their corner.
Your gut isn't always right, though, and you tend to act as if it is. Going around the rules works great until you go around one that existed for a reason you didn't know about. You can also be hard on people who play it by the book, as if following rules were a character flaw. Some of them are on your side. Ask a question or two before you blow up the plan.
Strengths
- Brave
- Inventive
- Loyal
- Quick-thinking
Weak spots
- Impulsive
- Ignores useful rules
- Dismisses rule-followers
Best match
Other Moral Alignment Test results
Lawful GoodDoes the right thing by the book, even when nobody's checking.
Neutral GoodHelps first and checks the rulebook later, if ever.
Lawful NeutralYou didn't write the rules, but you'll follow them to the letter.
True NeutralNot taking sides isn't the same as not caring.
Chaotic NeutralDoes whatever sounds most interesting right now.
Lawful EvilKnows every rule, especially the ones that work in your favor.
Neutral EvilLooks out for number one, and only number one.
Chaotic EvilPure chaos. Mostly harmless. Mostly.