Post by cyberpaladin85 on Feb 28, 2007 14:27:44 GMT -5
Just for fun, I decided to take a D&D alignment test for one of my less... good characters, one that does not fit into D&D; I decided halfway through the test not to complete it. Simply put, Good and Evil are too stereotypically obvious in D&D.
The test may as well have had a question like:
What do you put on your toast?
A: Butter
B: Jam
C: Babies
Essentially, because the evil answers were so messed up, my shady character is rated "holier than a paladin;" I significantly doubt that.
The test may as well have had a question like:
What do you put on your toast?
A: Butter
B: Jam
C: Babies
Essentially, because the evil answers were so messed up, my shady character is rated "holier than a paladin;" I significantly doubt that.