Throne of Glass×Star Wars

D&D Alignment Grid — Character Counterparts

Throne of Glass
Star Wars
Lawful
Lawful Good
Chaol Westfall
Obi-Wan Kenobi
Duty-bound protectors, moral anchors for their reckless heroes
Nehemia Ytger
Padmé Amidala
Principled leaders who sacrifice everything for their people
Lawful Neutral
Dorian Havilliard
Luke Skywalker
Heirs to dark legacies who choose a different path
Nesryn Faliq
Captain Rex
Disciplined soldiers, loyal to the mission above all
Lawful Evil
The King of Adarlan
Emperor Palpatine
Tyrants who build empires of fear through institutional power
Duke Perrington
Grand Moff Tarkin
Ruthless enforcers who execute the tyrant's will
Neutral
Neutral Good
Elide Lochan
Jyn Erso
Quiet survivors who find courage when it matters most
Yrene Towers
Barriss Offee (early)
Healers whose compassion becomes their greatest weapon
Lysandra
Lando Calrissian
Charming survivors who redeem themselves through loyalty
True Neutral
Mort
Yoda (in exile)
Cryptic observers who watch from the sidelines
Elena
The Force Priestesses
Ancient powers manipulating events toward cosmic balance
Neutral Evil
Maeve
Count Dooku
Elegant, ancient schemers who serve only their own ambition
Cairn
Grand Inquisitor
Sadistic agents who relish the suffering of others
Chaotic
Chaotic Good
Aelin Galathynius
Ahsoka Tano
Walk away from the system, fight for the world anyway
Rowan Whitethorn
Chewbacca
Ancient, terrifying warriors with unbreakable loyalty to one person
Manon Blackbeak
Darth Vader (redeemed)
Raised as weapons of darkness, ultimately choose the light
Aedion Ashryver
Cassian Andor
Rebel soldiers — do the dirty work for the cause, no glory needed
Chaotic Neutral
Lorcan Salvaterre
Boba Fett
Feared warriors serving themselves — until someone changes everything
Ansel of Briarcliff
Cara Dune
Fierce warriors with personal vendettas, operating outside any system
Fenrys
Han Solo
Roguish, defiant spirits chafing under any master
The Thirteen
Mandalorians
Warrior clans loyal only to their own creed
Chaotic Evil
Erawan
Darth Nihilus
Pure hunger for annihilation — less a person than a force of entropy
Iskra Yellowlegs
Asajj Ventress (early)
Vicious, jealous rivals who weaponize cruelty

Pairings reflect narrative role, personality, and arc — not just power level. Some Star Wars characters (like Vader and Ventress) shift alignment over time, mirroring their ToG counterparts.