Editing Alignment (section)

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{{Topquote|All my life needed was a sense of someplace to go...|Travis Bickle}}
This dude is often a character who has become so desensitized or disconnected to the world that they often become little more than passive observers to events happening around them, either to not rock the boat or that it's not worth it to get involved. While it often veers into more amoral or sociopathic personas, there is some wiggle room where it stays in that stasis. Often they act like ''non-aggressive and even more passive'' version of "Can't be Bothered to Care".

Beware of both variant 1 (passive/don't care) and variant 2 (active/cosmic checkbook fanatic) [[Stupid Neutral]]. Given the many [[Derp|Derpy]] problems (roleplaying-wise and setting-wise) and [[RAGE|implications]] that arise from the True Neutral Alignment itself, it is [[Squat|generally for the best to remove it from your system/setting]]. That being said, you can have fun with a character whose motivations are "I don't care, but I keep my stuff in the world, so I'll fight, I guess.", but it takes a good player to do it.

:;''Example(s)'': "Amoral" <small>(read: evil)</small> druids for the first, filler NPCs and/or civilians for the second, and a literal wild animal for the third.

:;''Iconic Character(s)'': Mordekainen for the cosmic checklister variety, Spawn for the Don't Care type, Galactus for a rare "amoral animal" type that isn't an actual animal. Travis Bickle from ''Taxi Driver'' for the detached outsider.

:;''Expected Personality'': A disillusioned wanderer or outsider struggling to keep up with/stay out of the moral turmoil swirling all around them at best. The most bland and uninteresting person you can meet, a really weird sociopath, or a literal animal at worst.