CYOA

Scenario

Alignment

Each section in the alignment section reflects yourself and your plans for the future. This is not an absolute scale, just a rough approximation. You can change your alignment, and your bonus will change with it. Feel free to bend the definitions quite a bit.

Lawful Alignment

Lawful Alignment regards how you view the law, rules, and your willingness to be lead by others.

Lawful

You follow rules, whether these be the laws or your own personal rules. Bonus: You will always have a better lawyer than the opposition in any way that is relevant. This does not give your lawyer any skills they didn't already have, just assures you'll get the better lawyer. If your opposition's lawyer is really bad, you might want to be careful about your own lawyer. You'll also have a better memory for details.

True

You don't go out of your way to break laws, but you won't hesitate to break them if you feel it's necessary. On the other hand, you might just be lax about the law. Bonus: Your morality bonus will be more effective in some way.

Chaotic

You hate following rules or orders and will probably either ignore them entirely or go out of your way to spite them. Bonus: You find it easier to be intimidating, and will often be intimidating when you don't mean to.

Moral Alignment

Moral Alignment regards how selfish and kind you are.

Good

You are a good person. You always try to do the right thing, even if it doesn't necessarily help you. You generally or always try to save innocents, whether that be the ones in front of you or the most possible globally is up to you. Bonus: When you're earnest and genuine, you're much more charismatic. On the flip side, when you're not being genuine or earnest, you find it harder to be persuasive. If you're True Good, then, when you're being earnest, people will know. You won't emit an aura of earnestness or anything, but people will get the sense that you're being earnest.

Neutral

You're not necessarily a good person, but you're not bad either. You're not about to sacrifice yourself for others, but you're not going to go and kill them either. You can be biased toward one side or the other, but don't necessarily have to. Bonus: You are very talented when it comes to business. Whether that business is negotiations, bartering, haggling, or paperwork, you're very good at it. You are, however, slightly worse at befriending new people. If you're True Neutral, you are much better at bluffing, though not good enough to fool everyone. People like Jack Slash or Tattletale would see straight through you.

Evil

You are not a good person. You might have standards, there might be things that are so awful that even you would never even tolerate it, but you don't hesitate from doing pretty awful things yourself. Or maybe you do hesitate, but you do it anyway. Bonus: You can easily sway the masses, though anyone who is even slightly clever will see straight through you, many people who are neither clever nor dumb won't get convinced by you, and people who are biased won't necessarily get convinced either. If you are True Evil you'll likely be deemed a decent level Master as even some biased idiots and almost-clever people get convinced by your words.

Cape Alignment

Cape Alignment regards which side you fall on in the game of Capes. If you act in a way that blatantly goes against your chosen role, you will lose the benefits. You will not get the benefits from whatever your new role is.

Hero

You're ostensibly one of the good guys. You use your powers to help people. Even if your motives aren't entirely altruistic, people will recognize you as a Hero. Bonus: You can convince people that you're doing something for a good cause so they'll be more likely to assist or listen to you when needed.

Uninvolved

You're neither a Hero or Villain. Maybe you're a Rogue or Mercenary, working purely for money, or maybe you don't even have a Cape identity. Regardless, you are uninvolved in the game of Cops and Robbers. Bonus: You are less likely to be directly affected by Cape activities. Villains won't attack your business unless you've antagonized them and you won't be targeted for recruitment by the Slaughterhouse 9 unless you took the Slaughterhouse 8 Drawback.

Villain

You're one of the bad guys. You use your powers to your own benefit at the cost of others. Maybe you're not actually that bad, but you're certainly not one of the good guys. Bonus: You are great at gaining information. Whether it's surveying locations for potential heists or planting moles in organizations, you find it easier to gather information.