Is Batman lawful or chaotic?

Is Batman lawful or chaotic?

Chaotic good. He's a vigilante; he is NOT lawful. I'd say it makes sense that a lawful character might see taking up vigilantism to put away dangerous criminals as being the lesser of two evils and go for it.

Is Catwoman chaotic neutral?

It is the darker counterpart of Chaotic Neutral heroes, although both sides are considered grey most of time. ... Thieves who are only for themselves, but can assist the heroes and/or be heroic as well (usually with the intent of being rewarded). Catwoman is perhaps one of the most infamous examples of this.

Is Chaotic Good bad?

Chaotic good is the best alignment you can be because it combines a good heart with a free spirit. Chaotic good can be a dangerous alignment when it disrupts the order of society and punishes those who do well for themselves.

What kind of person is Batman in the comics?

• Batman is someone who lets his conscious drive him, although he is also analytical and brilliant as a detective. He makes his own way and tries to remain independent of anyone around him.

What's the alignment between Batman and the Joker?

• The Joker is Chaotic Evil. But if you think about what Batman on his own, he does all kinds of things that are neither lawful or good. The Joker on the other hand, is exactly as labeled; he is not only evil, he is so chaotic that sometimes he forgets to be evil. Alignment is one of 9 outlooks on life.

What kind of alignment does Batman have in D & D?

• Batman, actually, is a pretty good example of how and why the D&D alignment system breaks down. Batman's motivation ranges between chaotic neutral and neutral good (depending on incarnation), but requires society to be lawful (neutral). "Words that make questions may not be questions at all."

Who are the chaotic good people in comics?

• Chaotic Good: Heroes who do only what they think is right, not what someone else tells them is right. They believe in helping people but also believe that the law gets in the way of doing what's right. Chaotic Good people are sometimes viewed with almost as much contempt and suspicion as the people they fight.