Tabletop

Who is more inherently dangerous to encounter on the road

Lawful Good who’s taught a ruthless moral framework from birth

or a Chaotic Neutral 

(assume similar stats)

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The Lawful Good is definitely the more dangerous.  The rigidity can kill.  I know plenty of people who consider themselves good, but the framework from which they decide their goodness is toxic and dangerous.

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There's an episode of the original Charmed series where the world gets magically skewed toward "extreme good" where committing even the tiniest of fraction - like improper parking - is a death penalty offense.  That's the sort of rigidity Lawful Good can have at times.

Playing lawful good in a campaign can be fun in an asshole sort of way.  The absolute rigidity of the alignment can throw some major kinks into the play.

definitely see that (and maybe remember that episode??)