Thoughts? Also, who should I use as examples for each tier?

Why would you make something so cancerous?

>>54125112

I think that execution is more important than premise, certainly for nearly all the examples here. I'll agree that 100% purefags are a pretty bad premise, but might work as a foil for other PCs.

I think it's important not to get too much tunnel vision here. I'd say there's more to a hero than what motivates them to do good. You've got 'was coerced into being good' as Mid-tier, but if that character also had (for example) an engaging, nuanced revenge plotline and was tied to the setting by NPCs who matter to them (family, mentor, spouse, etc), that could be a more interesting character than the Paladin type from your High-tier.

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>>54125235
It's based on an existing chart for villains.

>>54125435
Yes, I know - a chart primarily used for trolling, and just as cancerous. Why would you want to duplicate it?

>>54125112
graphical version of a blog post

>>54125455
>primarily used for trolling
>cancerous
How so?

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>>54125455

Because /tg/ needs to be made strong through conflict.