Alignment of Regulars and not so regulars

Got a Lawful Neutral rating after I took this test. Which was right before I got through fucking sis, so I think that the test is sorta "bare-bones".

 

Shit, on that second test you suggested DE I got Human Chaotic Evil Ranger Fighter, Follower of Talos (who did sound like a pretty cool god actually).

 

Hmmm. I got Neutral Good on the first and Lawful Good Elf Mage Bard Follower of Mystra on the second.

 

Hmmm indeed. I ended up with Chaotic Evil and a Neutral Good Human Ranger Thief worshiping some hippie god called Mielikki.

 

Like Sigurd said before, Sigurd got Neutral Good on the first test. On the second, Sigurd got Chaotic Good Human Ranger Fighter, follower of Shaundakal, the god of travel and exploration. Sigurd like's the second results better.

EDIT: Haha, I thwarted Dark Elf's efforts at ruining my English!

 

I got Lawful Good on that test, though I think Might be closer to true neutral in the forum, and I got a true neutral half-elven ranger on the AD&D quiz.

 

Dark Elf, your alignment must be wrong. Really, you should have gotten Sadistic Evil Annoyer, or something of the sort. A goody guy wouldn't torture language the way you have...

 

Knew it! That's from The Chronicles of Narnia, The Magician's Nephew. Didn't know you liked that kind of books. Or that you read, for that matter.

 

You Philistine of literature! How can you only read part of any of the hallowed Chronicles! Sigurd has read the entire septenary five times or so. They are excellent pieces of writing. Clive Staples Lewis, better known as Jack, was a good friend of J.R.R. Tolkien, and both were members of the Inklings, a secret writer's society at Oxford. Tolkien criticized Lewis for "jumping right in" to his fantsy world, so to speak, rather than taking the time to fully develop it before writing in it, like Tolkien did. Sigurd agrees with Tolkien on that, but Lewis' work is wonderful, nonetheless.

 

Did you begin the series with that book, DE? Chronologically it may be the first, but it's really better to read them in the order C.S.Lewis wrote them - starting with The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. And yes Sigurd, they are wonderful books.

 

Aye read The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe and the "Silver Chair" book (the name escapes me) in Prep, but never got around to reading the rest...suppose aye really should take the time now...

 

Defintly, read the rest. The book is called "The Silver Chair."

 

Well, aye thought TLTWATW was fantastic, probably my favourite book for the next few years after reading it...unfortunately, aye don't remember much of The Silver Chair...

 

If you do, try and read them in the order they were written, not the chronological one (which appears in the newer editions). It is: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe - Prince Caspian - The Voyage of the Dawn Treader - The Silver Chair - The Horse and His Boy - The Magician's Nephew - The Last Battle.

 

Sigurd, DE, Silvara, and somewhat Settler- stop spamming. This whole thread has been you guys going back and forth, and it needs to stop. This isn't a chat, if you want to do that, get on IRC, but please don't spam up other's threads.

 

You call that spamming? Stingy.

Anyway could someone direct me to this second test. Like the direct link.