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Chaos, opposite of [[Law]]. One of the standard | {{stub}} | ||
Chaos, opposite of [[Law]]. One of the standard "alignment directions" in mythology and games, and is often associated with [[Evil]] but the two are not strictly linked. Freedom of speech could be taken as a chaotic concept, just as much as a totalitarian government can be an expression of Law. | |||
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Chaos, opposite of Law. One of the standard "alignment directions" in mythology and games, and is often associated with Evil but the two are not strictly linked. Freedom of speech could be taken as a chaotic concept, just as much as a totalitarian government can be an expression of Law.