The axes of the nine-square grid—lawful, neutral, chaotic across the top; good, neutral, evil down the side—assign expansive significance to each choice.

If a character is lawful neutral, they are law-abiders to a T. Referred to as “The Judge,” they are different from lawful good, because they don’t let a crusade against evil cloud their ...

Lawful Good characters may be too idealistic and rigid, possibly missing out on real-world experiences. Neutral Good alignment strikes a balance between selflessness and self-advocacy, benefiting the ...

Goblin sharks are the stuff of deep-sea nightmares—and if we’re putting sharks on an alignment chart, we’re placing them firmly in Neutral Evil. In this video, we break down the shark ...

Where do you fall on the moral axis? This Alignment chart quiz will reveal if you're more lawful good or chaotic evil.

If you finish with “cheers” you’re “good”, “thanks” means you’re “neutral” and “ciao” is truly “evil”, according to a chart that ranks common sign-offs. Canadian ...

People who are neutral with respect to good and evil have compunctions against killing the innocent but lack the commitment to make sacrifices to protect or help others.

The Ryan Murphy-produced thriller series easily outdistanced another Netflix title, The School for Good and Evil, which finished second with about 1.06 billion viewing minutes.