Lawful Good and Neutral Good are two results of the "What's your moral alignment?" read. Here's how the Eye tells them apart.
Get your read — free on iPhoneYou believe in rules AND doing the right thing. You follow the law, keep promises, and fight for the underdog — all within the system. You're the person who reports corruption, volunteers on weekends, and actually reads terms of service. Some call you rigid. You call it integrity. The world needs more of you — and fewer people who think cynicism is intelligence.
You do the right thing — but you don't need a rulebook to tell you what that is. You'll follow the law if it serves justice and break it if it doesn't. You're guided by compassion, not bureaucracy. You help because it's right, not because it's required. This is the most 'pure' form of goodness — no agenda, no system, just a genuine desire to leave things better than you found them.