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Neutral Good: A character who does good things and follows their conscience, regardless of the law. However, they do not break the law unless they feel they have to. A neutral good character does the best that a good person can do. He is devoted to helping others. He works with kings and magistrates but does not feel beholden to them. A cleric who helps others according to their needs is neutral good. Neutral good means doing what is good without bias toward or against order. The extreme of the neutral good alignment is represented in Neverwinter Nights as a rating of "50" in law-chaos and "100" in good-evil. The alignment title is "benefactor". A Neutral Good character does the best a good person can do. He is devoted to helping others. A Neutral Good character works with kings and magistrates but does not feel beholden to them. A cleric who helps others according to their needs is Neutral Good. Neutral Good is the best alignment you can be because it means doing what is good without bias for or against order. Neutral good is one of the nine alignments that represent a creature's general moral and personal attitudes. Neutral good is known as the "Benefactor" alignment. A neutral good character is guided by his conscience and typically acts altruistically, without regard for or against Lawful precepts such as rules and laws or traditions. A neutral good character may cooperate with lawful officials but does not feel beholden to them. A neutral good character does good for goodness' sake, not because she or he is directed to by law or by whim. Such characters will obey the law or break it when they see that it will serve a greater good. They aren't bound strongly to a social system or order. Their need to help others and reduce suffering may take precedence over all else. A doctor who treats both sides in a fight and somebody who feeds the starving in a war zone are both examples of neutral good characters. Following the Neutral good alignment means doing what is good without bias for or against order. A Neutral good character does the best that a good person can do. He is devoted to helping others. He works with kings and magistrates but does not feel beholden to them. The Character Alignment of sweetness and light. A Neutral Good character will usually comply with laws if doing so benefits the greater good, but rebel against those they consider unjust or which conflict with the greater good. Their are different kinds of Neutral Goodness: Neutral Good can be the best alignment you can be because it means doing what is good without bias for or against order. Neutral Good characters value freedom and will protect others' freedom as long as it's not used to do harm. Neutral Good character types include: Examples of Neutral Good include: Neutral good characters desire good without bias for or against order. A neutral good character does good for goodness' sake, not because he is directed to by law or by whim. Such a character will obey the law, or break it when he sees that it will serve a greater good. He isn't bound strongly to a social system or order. His need to help others and reduce suffering may take precedence over all else. A doctor who treats both sides in a fight and somebody who feeds the starving in a war zone are both examples of neutral good characters. Добрый или нейтрально-добрый (англ. good) персонаж склонен помогать другим в меру своих сил, не принимая каких-либо жёстких рамок. Для достижения благих целей он может помогать королям и правителям, но может действовать и вопреки закону, если это ведёт к бо́льшему благу. Такие персонажи нередко идут на личные жертвы ради того, чтобы помогать другим, но в таких случаях они совершают конкретный продуманный добрый акт, а не просто гибнут за идею или действуют по внезапному альтруистическому наитию, в котором потом разочаровываются.

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Neutral good is known as the "Benefactor" alignment. A neutral good character is guided by his conscience and typically acts altruistically, without regard for or against Lawful precepts such as rules and laws or traditions. A neutral good character may cooperate with lawful officials but does not feel beholden to them. Neutral good characters desire good without bias for or against order. A neutral good character does good for goodness' sake, not because he is directed to by law or by whim. Such a character will obey the law, or break it when he sees that it will serve a greater good. He isn't bound strongly to a social system or order. His need to help others and reduce suffering may take precedence over all else. A doctor who treats both sides in a fight and somebody who feeds the starving in a war zone are both examples of neutral good characters. A neutral good character does the best that a good person can do. He is devoted to helping others. He works with kings and magistrates but does not feel beholden to them. A cleric who helps others according to their needs is neutral good. Neutral good means doing what is good without bias toward or against order. This alignment is seen by some to be the most righteous, as it promotes the welfare of others (good) with no detraction caused by tradition (law) or capriciousness (chaos). The neutral good character may use society's organization to foster good, but is also willing to subvert that organization if it becomes an obstacle. The extreme of the neutral good alignment is represented in Neverwinter Nights as a rating of "50" in law-chaos and "100" in good-evil. The alignment title is "benefactor". Following the Neutral good alignment means doing what is good without bias for or against order. A Neutral good character does the best that a good person can do. He is devoted to helping others. He works with kings and magistrates but does not feel beholden to them. Neutral good is one of the nine alignments that represent a creature's general moral and personal attitudes. The Character Alignment of sweetness and light. A Neutral Good character will usually comply with laws if doing so benefits the greater good, but rebel against those they consider unjust or which conflict with the greater good. Their are different kinds of Neutral Goodness: Neutral Good can be the best alignment you can be because it means doing what is good without bias for or against order. Neutral Good characters value freedom and will protect others' freedom as long as it's not used to do harm. A Neutral Good character is not too caught up in Order Versus Chaos; they are concerned with moral goodness, but often not willing to enforce it in others. Something of a 'classic' hero or adventurer alignment as seen in many RPGs and JRPGs, as well as many anime series, particularly Shonen (although most of them are Chaotic Good nowadays) or more idealistic Seinen works. A Neutral Good character is sometimes a Friend to All Living Things and/or a Technical Pacifist, but they don't necessarily have to be either. Just think "basically good person" and you've probably got it. If they do decide to take up arms, they may have a particular affinity with kneecap and other non-lethal shots. One of the differences between Lawful Good and Neutral Good is that Lawful Good will always hate Chaotic Evil, and even when the Chaotic Evil character is the resident Token Evil Teammate they will just barely tolerate them. On the other hand, Neutral Good characters may accept and sometimes even be friends with a Chaotic Evil character (as long as they're on the same team). Neutral Good states may be really nice places to live, but depending on how idealistic the setting is, they may be deluding themselves. Neutral Good characters tend to suffer more personal conflicts in Grey and Grey Morality settings with Order Versus Chaos themes. However, before you all run up to this alignment expecting it to hand out unconditional love and free cake a small word of caution: if this alignment is combined with Good Is Not Soft, things can get interesting and you could end up with a Granny Weatherwax Type neutral good character. That is to say, someone who will always, always do what they believe is right, and won’t let either laws or personal freedoms get in their way. If played properly alongside Good Is Not Nice, this trope can be downright scary. If you have a difficulty deciding which alignment a good-aligned character belongs to, the main difference between Lawful Good, Neutral Good and Chaotic Good is not their devotion to good, but the methods they believe are best to promote it: * Even though there are some situations where they can't always use this method, Lawful Good characters believe the best way is to have a specific, strict code of conduct, whether self-imposed or codified as a law. Their first impulse when making a moral decision is to refer back to this code; those with externally imposed systems (codes of laws, hierarchies, etc.) will try to work within the system when those systems go wrong. Depending on whether they are more Lawful or more Good, they will either refuse to break the code even though it would hurt someone, or else break it only very reluctantly, and only when it would hurt someone if they kept their code. Lawful Good characters have to be very good at Taking a Third Option. * Neutral Good characters are indifferent to Order Versus Chaos, and their only interest is in doing good. They will use whatever means will promote the most good, whether that means tearing down a code of laws, following a code of laws, creating an orderly society, causing the breakdown of harmful kinds of order, or staying away from society altogether. Their only goal is to do good, full stop. * Most Chaotic Good characters don't constantly break the law, but they cannot see much value in laws (or, for weaker-CC Gs, do not see the value in laws that do not function solely to punish evil). They believe that their own consciences are their best guides, and that tying themselves to any given code of conduct would be limiting their own ability to do good. They do not get along with anyone who tries to instill any kind of order over the Chaotic Good character or others, believing these people to be restricting their freedom and the freedom of others; however, most Chaotic Good characters will respect the right of others to impose strong codes of conduct on themselves. Chaotic Good characters often focus very strongly on individual rights and freedoms, and will strongly resist any form of oppression of themselves or anyone else. Neutral Good character types include: * Superheroes who have to deal with an Untrusting Community * Badass Pacifist * The Heart * Humble Hero * The Messiah * Nice Guy * More Heroic Vigilante Men * Many Shonen protagonists, if they're not Chaotic Good or Lawful Good. * The "ego" in a good-aligned Freudian Trio.(At least is less lawful than the "superego" character and more lawful than the "id" character) * Many Guile Heroes * Great White Hunter * Knight in Shining Armor, if not Lawful Good Others, such as the Ideal Hero, The Messiah, and Friend to All Living Things, can vary between Lawful Good, Neutral Good and Chaotic Good. Examples of Neutral Good include: A neutral good character does good for goodness' sake, not because she or he is directed to by law or by whim. Such characters will obey the law or break it when they see that it will serve a greater good. They aren't bound strongly to a social system or order. Their need to help others and reduce suffering may take precedence over all else. A doctor who treats both sides in a fight and somebody who feeds the starving in a war zone are both examples of neutral good characters. A Neutral Good character does the best a good person can do. He is devoted to helping others. A Neutral Good character works with kings and magistrates but does not feel beholden to them. A cleric who helps others according to their needs is Neutral Good. Neutral Good is the best alignment you can be because it means doing what is good without bias for or against order. Добрый или нейтрально-добрый (англ. good) персонаж склонен помогать другим в меру своих сил, не принимая каких-либо жёстких рамок. Для достижения благих целей он может помогать королям и правителям, но может действовать и вопреки закону, если это ведёт к бо́льшему благу. Такие персонажи нередко идут на личные жертвы ради того, чтобы помогать другим, но в таких случаях они совершают конкретный продуманный добрый акт, а не просто гибнут за идею или действуют по внезапному альтруистическому наитию, в котором потом разочаровываются. Neutral Good: A character who does good things and follows their conscience, regardless of the law. However, they do not break the law unless they feel they have to.

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