Dnd Alignment Pillows
Description: This design features the text “Chaotic Good Saving Lives, Causing Incidents” with a warning symbol and fantasy dice detail. It is a funny alignment-inspired design for tabletop players who help the party while creating memorable trouble. Great for roleplaying fans, game masters, and chaotic adventurers with good intentions.
"Might Save Your Life, Might Steal Your Horse" - Chaotic Neutral Alignment Pillow
by DungeonDesigns
$28
Description: Chaotic Neutral. Kinda care, kinda don't. A chaotic neutral character is an individualist who follows their own heart and generally shirks rules and traditions. Although chaotic neutral characters promote the ideals of freedom, it is their own freedom that comes first; good and evil come second to their need to be free.
Description: You rolled a natural 20 on being exactly who you are — unpredictable, iridescent, impossible to pin down, and absolutely magnificent about it. Alignment: Chaotic Queer is not a warning. It's a character sheet entry, a life philosophy, and the most accurate self-description for anyone who has always played by their own rules.
Alignment Chaotic Queer | D20 Holographic DnD Pride Fantasy Design | LGBTQ Tabletop Gaming Art Pillow
by Luminari Creations
$28
Description: The rebel. Chaotic good people are strong individualists marked by a streak of kindness and benevolence. They believe in all the virtues of goodness and right, but they have little use for laws and regulations. Their actions are guided by their own moral compass which, although good, may not always be in perfect agreement with the rest of society.
Description: Chaotic Good in bold vintage typography, with a subtle d20 accent for those who know. Part alt-fashion statement, part DnD alignment pride — wear it as a personality flex whether or not people get the reference. A witchy, grunge-tinged tee for tabletop players who want their fandom to look like real fashion.
Description: This Lawful Good shirt has fine scrollwork of the Lawful Good alignment set over scrollwork and a sword, with the scales of justice balanced on either size. Lawful sets opposite to Chaotic on alignment charts in dungeons and dragons (sometimes called d and d, dnd, and d&d) and many other tabletop roleplay systems. Get out your d20 and crit for law and order!