Alignment of the organization
Chaotic Good
We hunt the worst sort of predator. We do it with the law, not around it.
Our definition
Chaotic Good is doing what is plainly right by the vulnerable, by unexpected means, while refusing any method you could not explain to a judge, a victim or your own kids.
Good is the point. Chaos is only the method. We are not Robin Hood: we take nothing but a predator's time, cover and anonymity.
Mission
Turn predators' own tools against them: waste their time, expose their infrastructure and produce court-ready evidence for law enforcement, so the people who prey on the vulnerable go to jail.
Vision
A world where preying on a grandmother, a hospital, a school or a child is expensive, exhausting and dangerous, because the next number a predator dials might be ours.
Where the name comes from
1974
Three alignments
Gary Gygax's original Dungeons & Dragons: Law, Neutrality, Chaos. Law was good; Chaos was its opposite.
1976 to 1978
Nine alignments
Gygax splits morality from order (The Strategic Review, 1976), then codifies the grid in the AD&D Players Handbook (1978).
Gygax's Chaotic Good
Free, and kind
Prizes freedom as highly as life, yet values every individual. Keeps its word, won't strike the unarmed, never uses poison.