Neutral Good

“	Always let your conscience be your guide.	„
	~ Jiminy Cricket to Pinocchio.

“	All I wanted was this town's respect! But just because these people treated me crummy doesn't mean I'm gonna do the same to them. I'm done with this! I don't care if they've broken the law, you can't treat people like this!	„
	~ Anne Boonchuy standing up for the Wartwood citizens.

These Pure Goods fall under the Neutral Good alignment. They are well guided by morals as well as acting in a benevolent way.

They differ from a Chaotic Good Pure Good and a Lawful Good Pure Good, in that Neutral Good characters follow certain standards if they meet their selfless goals, and don't if those rules aren't sufficient for their purposes. They choose to do what seems best at the moment. Chaotic Goods are characterized by a heavy emphasis on freedom for themselves and for other people. Lawful Goods are defined as individuals who practice their responsibilities and prioritize codes that consciously aim for a better and more fair world, as opposed to simply enforcing standards that must be followed at all times or being plain unpredictable for the sake of their own freedom.

This can be considered the best alignment of the three Good alignments, because Neutral Goods do actions purely based on whether they're good or not, and aren't necessarily restricted by laws, nor are they actively against it.

They are the opposites of Neutral Evil characters.

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