Moral Alignment Test resultYou gotYour friend got
Neutral Evil
Looks out for number one, and only number one.
Who would you get?Now see who your friends get.What about you?
What Neutral Evil says about you
You're honest about something most people won't admit: you're mostly looking out for yourself. You don't care much about rules, and you don't care much about breaking them either. You care about what works for you. If following the rules gets you there, fine. If a shortcut does, also fine. You're not out to wreck anyone's day. You just don't lose sleep over whose day you didn't make better.
That clarity makes you very effective. You don't waste energy on guilt or drama, you spot opportunities other people talk themselves out of, and you're refreshingly blunt about what you want. You read people well, too, which makes you a strong negotiator and nearly impossible to guilt-trip.
What you miss is how much people notice. Friends can tell when they're being used as a stepping stone, and they remember it longer than you'd think. Looking out for yourself is reasonable; looking out only for yourself gets lonely fast. Try backing someone up for no reason except that you like them, and see what comes back to you.
Strengths
- Effective
- Clear-eyed
- Blunt
- Good negotiator
Weak spots
- Self-serving
- Opportunistic
- Hard to trust
Best match
Neutral Evil gets along best withNeutral GoodHelps first and checks the rulebook later, if ever.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.
Chaotic GoodBreaks the rules for the right reasons. Usually.
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.
Chaotic EvilPure chaos. Mostly harmless. Mostly.
