Make a main character vs NPC chart
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Some people walk around like a camera is following them. This chart sorts everyone by screen time, from main character to background extra, and by role, from hero to villain. The extra who holds the door gets a box, and so does the main character who narrates their own walk home.
It opens as a 3x3 grid titled "Who is the main character?", with nine examples ready, like the best friend with a car and the henchman with a soft side. Type over them, drop in pictures, and download the chart. Each column has its own color, so heroes and villains stand apart.
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Never judge a cinnamon roll
Could actually kill youIs actually a cinnamon rollLooks like they could kill youThe final bossBiker who fosters kittensLooks like a cinnamon rollLibrarian with a black beltGrandma with cookies
Looks cool vs is cool
All showThe real dealAt least it is honestHidden gemLooks coolLooks boringNot coolActually coolSunglasses indoorsMotorcyclesTax returnsYour grandma
Never judge by the cover
Is actually a heroIs actually a villainLooks like a heroExactly what it saysThe plot twistLooks like a villainGrumpy with a heart of goldNo surprises here
Who makes it to the end?
Knows itHas no ideaWould surviveHas a go-bag packedAccidentally fineWould not surviveFirst to say "go on without me"Goes to check on the noise
Alignment chart templates
Start from a ready-made grid and make it yours. See all 32 templates
Classic alignment (D&D)Brains vs moralsPolitical compassPurity vs chaosCompetence vs confidenceEffort vs talentIdeas vs executionTired vs wiredVibe checkCould kill you / cinnamon rollLooks cool vs is coolLooks like a hero / is a villainWould survive a zombie apocalypseMain character vs NPCHot takesHow you eat pizzaHow you eat cerealCoffee ordersHow you load a dishwasherSleeping positionsTexting stylesShopping cart alignmentCat behaviorsFriend group rolesAirport behaviorsMeeting behaviorsGroup project rolesEmail sign-offsStudent typesBlank 3x3 gridBlank 2x2 gridBlank 4x4 grid