
Green Smashomancer |
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At least in your personal opinion, I doubt there will be an actual scientific answer to this. Just a general question that I might be able to make use of later for something, here's my 2cp:
Lawful Good: Blue
Neutral Good: Gold
Chaotic Good: ?
Lawful Neutral: Gray/White
True Neutral: White/Gray
Chaotic Neutral: Green
Lawful Evil: Red
Neutral Evil: Black
Chaotic Evil: ?

Tacticslion |

I like topics like this.
It reminds me that I'm not entirely alone in that I strongly associate, say, numbers, with very specific colors.
Well, maybe I am, but, you know, people have things they associate. Sometimes. With stuff. YOU DON'T KNOW.
ANYway...
Lawful: Cool
Chaotic: Warm
Good: Light
Evil: Dark
ALT:
Lawful Good: Gold and Blue [alt: Silver or Green...?]
Neutral Good: White and Blue [alt: Green or Soft Gold...?]
Chaotic Good: Red and Orange [alt: Fire or Copper]
Lawful Neutral: Dark Gray or Steel Gray
Neutral: Brown or Gray
Chaotic Neutral: Brown-Gray... or something, I don't have a great single color, but it's not a "prismatic" effect either...
Lawful Evil: Dark Purple
Neutral Evil: Grayish Black
Chaotic Evil: Dark Red

Green Smashomancer |
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Tasting the Rainbow
I was pretty "meh" about my CN choice TBH, glad I'm not the only one.
I do see Red as a good "Fiery" color for free spirits and that sort of jazz. Surprised I forgot about purple though, always associated with regality, so I'd be inclined to think Lawful as well.

Ipslore the Red |
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There's Truecolor Dye.
According to that, good is gold, neutral is orange, and evil is bloodred. Law/chaos isn't clear, and I'm not entirely sure about neutral since it's just the actual color rather than a magical effect.

MrSin |
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There's Truecolor Dye.
According to that, good is gold, neutral is orange, and evil is bloodred. Law/chaos isn't clear, and I'm not entirely sure about neutral since it's just the actual color rather than a magical effect.
Anti-neutral is an arbitrary bronze apparently. Whatever anti-neutral is...
What turns a man anti-neutral?

MrSin |

I believe anti-neutral would be LG, CG, LE, or CE.
No, anti-neutral can't be any of those because LG is the foe of CE and LE is CG! Why would they hate the middle man?
You know what, probably best not to think too hard about this one. Anti-neutral is bronze though. Just like those good aligned dragons.
Edit: Tbh I think all those anti-neutral spells look like they were written by Zap.

Green Smashomancer |
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On second thought, a better question; Why does it take an 8th level spell to finally have some anti-neutral effects? while protection from good/evil is available at 1st level? there's only one more N alignment than not, I'd be happy with it just working on those un-smite-able* jerkwads that get to just cruise scot free for so many levels between good and evil.
*not a word, sure, and yes, I'm not entirely sure there isn't a smite law in the game already, I do know the Hellknight gets smite chaos though. No idea where smite law is though.

themanfromsaturn |
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According to a dragon magazine article on D&D heraldry I read a long time ago:
Along the Good/Evil axis: Good=White, Neutral=Gray, Evil=Black
Along the Law/chaos axis: Lawful=Blue, Neutral=Green, Evil=Red
So, a chaotic evil antipaladin's heraldry would be red and black, and a neutral good knight's colors would be green and white

KidDangerous |
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I like topics like this.
It reminds me that I'm not entirely alone in that I strongly associate, say, numbers, with very specific colors.
Well, maybe I am, but, you know, people have things they associate. Sometimes. With stuff. YOU DON'T KNOW.
Sounds like Synesthesia.I have it too, makes everything colourful and really helps me to remember lists, facts etc.
As for the original topic, I'd go
LG: White (shining)
NG: Gold
CG: Yellow
LN: Light Grey
N: Slightly Darker Grey or Green
CN: White (as in free from colour)
LE:Red
NE: Purple
CE: Black/dark purple

Gambit |

I think the best way to do it is try to apply a pattern to it. I'd probably favor something like this, using the primary colors of red, blue, and yellow, the secondary colors of green, purple, and orange, and the ubiquitous white, black, and gray.
LG: White
NG: Blue
CG: Yellow
LN: Gray
TN: Green
CN: Orange
LE: Black
NE: Purple
CE: Red
It's not 100% perfect as far as patterns go, but close enough.

Daenar |

At least in your personal opinion, I doubt there will be an actual scientific answer to this. Just a general question that I might be able to make use of later for something, here's my 2cp:
Lawful Good: Blue
Neutral Good: Gold
Chaotic Good: ?
Lawful Neutral: Gray/White
True Neutral: White/Gray
Chaotic Neutral: Green
Lawful Evil: Red
Neutral Evil: Black
Chaotic Evil: ?
Lawful good : Silver/blue
Neutral good: White/goldChaotic good: Blue/white
Lawful Neutral: Blue Steel
Neutral: Russet
Chaotic Neutral: russet/ black
Lawful Evil : purple/ black
Neutral Evil: Black/green
Chaotic Evil: Black/Red

Kirth Gersen |
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Totally idosyncratic, but we always used:
LG - Blue (sapphire)
NG - White (diamond)
CG - Green (emerald)
LN - Yellow (topaz)
N - Gray (smoky quartz)
CN - Orange (jacinth)
LE - Red (ruby)
NE - Black (black sapphire)
CE - Purple (amethyst)
Why N and CE always got the really cheap gemstones is beyond me.

Ashiel |

At least in your personal opinion, I doubt there will be an actual scientific answer to this. Just a general question that I might be able to make use of later for something, here's my 2cp:
Lawful Good: Blue
Neutral Good: Gold
Chaotic Good: ?
Lawful Neutral: Gray/White
True Neutral: White/Gray
Chaotic Neutral: Green
Lawful Evil: Red
Neutral Evil: Black
Chaotic Evil: ?
Root Colors
- Law: Blue
- Chaos: Red
- Neutral: Polished
- Good: White
- Evil: Black
True Alignments
- Lawful Good: Sky Blue
- Neutral Good: Pearl White
- Chaotic Good: Fire Red
- Lawful Neutral: Sapphire Blue
- True Neutral: Quartz Clear
- Chaotic Neutral: Ruby Red
- Lawful Evil: Royal Blue
- Neutral Evil: Pearl Black
- Chaotic Evil: Blood Red

Ashiel |

Actually, maybe Neutral should be Green... ^_^
Yeah, I kind of like Neutral as Green. Green, the color of life, nature, and druids. :3
Root Colors
- Law: Blue
- Chaos: Red
- Neutral: Green
- Good: White
- Evil: Black
True Alignments
- Lawful Good: Sky Blue
- Neutral Good: Light Green
- Chaotic Good: Fire Red
- Lawful Neutral: Teal
- True Neutral: Green
- Chaotic Neutral: Yellow
- Lawful Evil: Royal Blue
- Neutral Evil: Dark Green
- Chaotic Evil: Blood Red

Tacticslion |

Tacticslion wrote:Sounds like Synesthesia.I have it too, makes everything colourful and really helps me to remember lists, facts etc.I like topics like this.
It reminds me that I'm not entirely alone in that I strongly associate, say, numbers, with very specific colors.
Well, maybe I am, but, you know, people have things they associate. Sometimes. With stuff. YOU DON'T KNOW.
That's... interesting. The only form of synesthesia I'd ever heard of is sound stimulating vision (i.e. "sounds have colors" or, as the article notes, chromesthesia; something I've always wanted but entirely lacked) - I'd never heard of anything else being lumped under that heading (the wikipedia article I'd read was not as up to date as it is now, it seems).
Grapheme-color for sure. That's everywhere and in everything (though I don't always know what color I'm looking at) This is differentiated from color blindness by the fact that I see colors clearly; it's just that everything also has its own color, one that may or may not mesh with other colors; for example, my favorite color is green, but my actual color is orange... for... some... reason... and sadly Mikey was my least-favorite turtle....
Spacial sequence/number form may also be a thing, though it's not nearly as heavily present as described in the article.
Auditory-tactile is definitely a thing. (Like, for example, the clacking of the keyboard causes the tip of my scalp to feel a little like it's [itching+(rub/scratched)] - sort of - the exact sensation is a little different, but, it kind of like that
Rarely I've experienced something very akin to mirror-touch synesthesia, but it's inconsistent enough that I'm uncertain.
Lexical-gustatory is something that I've had on rare, specific occasions - it's less single words, and more "phrases in certain contexts with emotions" and it's really weird when it does happen.
Well... I've certainly learned something today about myself. Wow. Suddenly so many weird things make sense.
Thank you very much!
EDIT: I really wish I could favorite that post more than once.

Jeven |
The good alignments should be white (NG), sky blue (CG) and gold (LG) which traditionally represent Heaven and sky.
The evil ones should be black (NE) and red (LE) for the fires of Hell and the dark depths beneath the earth.
The neutral should be earthy colors like green (N), brown and gray - for Earth 'twixt Heaven and Hell, and for the gloomy gray of Limbo where the in-between souls go.
Although Pathfinder doesn't use Christian imagery all the time, its familiar and fits well with the basic alignment system.

Darigaaz the Igniter |
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I'm gonna throw my hat in with themanfromsaturn and Ashiel's posts (and yes, some color theory from M:tG)
White = Good
Blue = Law
Black = Evil
Red = Chaos
Green = Neutral (between law and chaos)
Gray = Neutral (between good and evil)
and personally I'd go with a pattern made of a mix of the two colors
LG= White and Blue
__NG= White and Green
____CG= White and Red
LN= Gray and Blue
__NN= Gray and Green
____CN= Gray and Red
LE= Black and Blue
__NE= Black and Green
____CE= Black and Red

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Wee need to make statistic about these :D
Lawful Good: Yellow (Gold) - Gold Dragon and Positive Energy
Neutral Good: Blue - Nobility Color
Chaotic Good: Green - Wild Goodness
Lawful Neutral: White - Laws
True Neutral: Gray - Careless
Chaotic Neutral: Orange - Freedom
Lawfull Evil: Black - Manichaeism
Neutral Evil: Purple - Pure Evilness
Chaotic Evil: Red - Blood/Destruction
We really should do this for Classes and Races...

MrSin |

SlimGauge wrote:Plaid, paisley, tie-dye ... alignment is so subjective, you can call almost any action or person any alignment, that it's whatever color you want to see.Zhayne wrote:Plaid, all of them.I thought the chaotics were paisley ?
I've always seen myself as a gray personally.
To be fair I'm colorblind.

Kirth Gersen |

As far as structure,
Primary colors (red, yellow, blue): Lawful alignments
Secondary colors (orange, green, violet): Chaotic alignments
Neutral colors (black, white, gray): Neutral alignments
Neutral colors can be arranged straight light to dark for good to evil.
Blue seems to be generally associated with good, and red with evil.
That leaves green, orange, and purple. Most people seem to like the purple = evil and orange for CN, which leaves green for CG (which see,s appropriate given green-clad CG heroes like Robin Hood).