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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The best known Character Alignment system has two axes: Good—Evil and Lawful—Chaotic. But some characters just don't fit either end of either axis: they're not selfless enough to be Good, not exploitative enough to be Evil, not rule-abiding enough to be Lawful, and not arbitrary enough to be Chaotic. They could be described as morally bland. These characters are True Neutral, also known as "Neutral Neutral" or just "Neutral". |
