Love this concept. <3

What concept? That of writing down your character names and sorting them in a grid?

The concept of alignments in general. I'm a huge DnD geek, so maybe I'm biased. While the description of the alignments doesn't always fully accurately describe a person, generally they are relevant to both character and real life people.

Example: Some view True Neutral as indifferent, uncaring. Some view them as having the strong need to keep everything balanced, even if that means treason. But there's more to it than that. I've written dialogue for my own characters, of all possible alignments. It's fun to create new characters with these alignments, along with everything else that makes them...well, themselves.

Heh, sorry, creative geek moment.

Me? I consider alignments to be rather limiting. They provide simple aspects, but leave out the complex questions: When does good stop being good? At which point will a character break whatever rules they've set for themselves? When will the hero do evil, or the villain good?

The alignment system doesn't allow you to define shades. You have black, white, and a single shade of grey, that is.

Jeeze dude, everytime I see you comment on something you gotta pull this whole Superior Knowledge and Logics crap
Im using this system as just a general Guide to what kind of path my particular characters would follow using the DnD Alignment System. So...""They provide simple aspects, but leave out the complex questions"" DUH lol And ""When does good stop being good? At which point will a character break whatever rules they've set for themselves? When will the hero do evil, or the villain good?"" That right there is a complex question that can only be answered by Action alone when faced with conflict. And since you don't personally know or relate to my characters in any way, thats a question you'll never get an answer to.
I WAS gonna go into more detail about how each character fits their respective alignment, but thats alot to write XD

And speaking of Limiting, you seem to limit yourself if thats how you feel about it

How, precisely, do I limit myself?

Its good to view the World realistically and understand it for what it is.
But to label everything as **black, white, and a single shade of grey, that is.** is a poor and boring mentality.

Its just the way you sound sometimes.

I didn't label it as such. I've criticised the alignment system for only offering that.

funny thing is, of my characters all are chaotic good, while personal characters are chaotic neutral with good tendencies.

I thought about using the Tendencies Variants, but then I decided it would just be easier to just simply choose an Alignment.
Besides, Id feel like I have to give details to better define my characters to give better understanding. And right now...lol I don't feel like doing that kind of writing

I don't see Mueisk~ Though, I would guess he's probably chaotic neutral.

Chaotic Nuetral is Strong in Mueisk, but Im gonna go with Lawful Evil.
He is an Evil Character to start, harm and destruction is in his nature, but under Whicker's Bind he is obedient and controlled.
And part of his Loyalty and submission to her, is that she brings the Chaos to him. If he stays a good boy, Whicker rewards him with a Village of people to slaughter and eat.

Thats how I define him using the DnD Alignment system.