![]() They will obey the letter of the law, but not the spirit, and are usually very careful about giving their word. They believe in order, but mostly because they believe it is the best way of realizing their evil wishes. ![]() ![]() One reason for this was the slightly odd but not all that rare case of characters who are clearly evil, but nevertheless organised, consistent, rule-abiding, or maybe even trustworthy and reasonable in their own limited way - in other words, Lawful Evil.Ī Lawful Evil character is an evil character who either tries to impose or uphold a lawful system on others without regard for their wishes, and/or adheres to a particular code. Eventually, Good/Evil was introduced as a separate parameter. The Dungeons & Dragons Character Alignment system originally defined characters' moral dispositions only on a Law/Chaos axis, with Law seen as usually involving moral goodness, and Chaos, evil.
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