I'm going to utilize the D&D alignment system, flawed and constrictive though it may be, and say my favorite types of characters to play are "Chaotic Good" characters. Llaine, for instance, fights against what she perceives as those guilty of crimes against the citizens of Eorzea. She and her company only pursue murderers, rapists, bandits, etc., and their means of dealing with said criminals is often brutal and bloody. She lusts for battle and blood and is quick to draw her blade against a foe, but she is not a fan of wanton destruction, nor will she ever go berserker against an innocent.Â
When I played SWTOR, though, I did enjoy playing as a Chaotic Neutral smuggler. Mukah never stepped over the line into Sith-style villainy, and she refused to outright work for the Empire, but she often and willingly engaged in smuggling, drug running, weapons running, assassinations, and the like. She was a criminal, but a halfway honorable criminal, and she was one of the most fun characters I've ever played.
When I played SWTOR, though, I did enjoy playing as a Chaotic Neutral smuggler. Mukah never stepped over the line into Sith-style villainy, and she refused to outright work for the Empire, but she often and willingly engaged in smuggling, drug running, weapons running, assassinations, and the like. She was a criminal, but a halfway honorable criminal, and she was one of the most fun characters I've ever played.
