DnD and Community
I found this online at Warming Glow and I thought I'd share it.
Dungeons and Dragons players may recognize this as an alignment chart, a way to track the morality of a player's actions or help a game master build Non-player characters. This system has been floating around for years until somebody noticed that you can break any character from any tv show, movie, comic book, or video game and give them a DnD style alignment. There are alignment charts for Star Wars, Star Trek, Batman, American Idol, anything.
Apparently someone made one for Community and I have to say, I agree 100 percent with their choices.
Here it is
Now I doubt the guys who made it actually think Jeff and Pierce are evil, that's just how some of their actions can be interpreted. Chang on the other hand, yeah...chaotic evil.
Dungeons and Dragons players may recognize this as an alignment chart, a way to track the morality of a player's actions or help a game master build Non-player characters. This system has been floating around for years until somebody noticed that you can break any character from any tv show, movie, comic book, or video game and give them a DnD style alignment. There are alignment charts for Star Wars, Star Trek, Batman, American Idol, anything.
Apparently someone made one for Community and I have to say, I agree 100 percent with their choices.
Here it is
Now I doubt the guys who made it actually think Jeff and Pierce are evil, that's just how some of their actions can be interpreted. Chang on the other hand, yeah...chaotic evil.