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With the requests of yesterday going between an angelic character and turning someone's original character into a succubus, it gave me the idea of drawing this.

I'm not 100% sure why, but I like how games like Atlus' 'Shin Megami Tensei' titles picture the battle between Law and Chaos, but blurs the line where good and evil lie. For instance, letting a convict escape because his sister is in trouble would be considered a Chaos action (the Law action would be to arrest him), but that same action could be considered 'good'.

Also, the line blurs further when you look at the prime forces behind each one. For Law, it's the forces under YHWH's rule - the 'God' of the Old Testament. His view is towards order at all cost, but his views on differences make him tyrannical. For Chaos, it's Lucifer. His view is more towards freedom at all cost, which fits with the 'Might makes right' approach he uses.

I know the picture is a bit slanted, but that's because the scanner messed it up. Normally, the picture would be completely straight, with symmetrical measurements.

Now, here's my question to you: which side do you prefer?

Description
With the requests of yesterday going between an angelic character and turning someone's original character into a succubus, it gave me the idea of drawing this.

I'm not 100% sure why, but I like how games like Atlus' 'Shin Megami Tensei' titles picture the battle between Law and Chaos, but blurs the line where good and evil lie. For instance, letting a convict escape because his sister is in trouble would be considered a Chaos action (the Law action would be to arrest him), but that same action could be considered 'good'.

Also, the line blurs further when you look at the prime forces behind each one. For Law, it's the forces under YHWH's rule - the 'God' of the Old Testament. His view is towards order at all cost, but his views on differences make him tyrannical. For Chaos, it's Lucifer. His view is more towards freedom at all cost, which fits with the 'Might makes right' approach he uses.

I know the picture is a bit slanted, but that's because the scanner messed it up. Normally, the picture would be completely straight, with symmetrical measurements.

Now, here's my question to you: which side do you prefer?