One of the most important characters in the series and valued by the community Naruto it’s Sasuke Uchiha, the last of his clan, who harbors a strong dislike for his brother Itachi and who embarks on a jagged and dark path to quench his thirst for revenge. Let’s find out what his alignment would be like in Dungeons & Dragons.
After analyzing the protagonist Naruto Uzumaki, he turned out to be a messy good As a young genin and then a good lawyer, after donning the robes of the Hokage, we decided to put Sasuke under the watchful eye of the Dungeons Masters and players, who would certainly have no trouble accepting him as a character with a change recognize alignment, but let’s continue with the order. In some moments of the story, Sasuke appears as a good neutral, while in others he’s clearly a messy villain In summary, it could make it fall under the definition of chaotic neutral.
Neutral chaotic characters often excel at a strong selfishness, being interested in achieving one’s goals without considering the consequences one’s actions might have in the lives of others, and of all orientations it proves to be the most unpredictable. This last point, because contrary to good or bad, The neutral is fickle and can change their approach depending on the situationand what I just said fits perfectly with Sasuke Uchiha’s style of play.
A key aspect for neutral chaos is also the meaning of one’s own freedom. Indeed, if the character were impaired or restricted in any way, he could easily choose to betray his allies or abandon a mission in order to achieve the goals he or she had previously set for himself. Of course, that also makes them unreliable, even for their buddies.
Depending on the situations and to take advantage of them, they can flow into the sphere of good or evil as they don’t fully understand what these two concepts represent. As for the definition of messy, which more closely relates to Sasuke, just think about when He turned his back on Naruto and Sakura to approach Orochimaru with the sole purpose of gaining more power only to betray and absorb him in Naruto Shippuden.
In Boruto, Sasuke has fundamentally changed, and as much as he acts for the good of Konoha, his approach remains in the realm of chaos In the sequel, Uchiha is closer to the definition of good chaotic than neutral chaotic. What do you think? Do you agree with what has been said? Please let us know in the comments section. Finally, we’ll let you discover what would be the perfect D&D classes for Team 7.
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