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What prompts did you use? Those look really good, unlike mine.

I've been a huge light novel fan, so I wanted to follow in the footsteps of the authors I admire. Also, it's really fun.

No, but I'd like to. I've heard a lot of good things about it. I know. It's just... maybe I'm a lousy planner. I say I want it like this, and then, somewhere along the line, I think, "Wouldn't it be better if it was like this instead?" And then I change the plan. It's complicated. :cry:

When I first started writing, I was totally obsessed with Theme. I thought my story HAD to have a message, and I never understood the error I was making until recently. I saw Theme as this Almighty force that would bend my world and characters to its will, forcing them to act in peculiar ways...

Yeah, lawful dumbasses, indeed. While this has an element of truth, I still want to clarify something. I didn't say I USED alignment to write my characters. I said I APPLIED alignment to my mc. The story I'm working on was an edit of my bad first novel. Though my first mc was overpowered, that...

I agree. In the D&D Alignment Done Right series, the YouTuber said it'd be best to redefine some terms to improve our understanding. In his view, lawful means principled, and chaotic means unprincipled, while good is selflessness and evil selfishness.

Oh, no, I didn't mean to start an argument. :rolleyes:

Hi! I'm new to ScribbleHub, but it has been excellent so far. I love the community and am grateful to everyone who has written helpful tutorials for newbies like me. Anyway, with that out of the way, I'd like to discuss some things I came across recently, namely, D&D alignments. Now, I'll post...