Badia vs Hadar, Who is lawful & who is chaotic?
A #dnd #alqadim thread.
It& #39;s a general expectation, not a fixed mold.

The answer is; either & both.
Badia people (bedouins) are lawful when it comes to their personal behavior; and towards their family/tribe.

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They have a strict code of conduct, how to sit; how to shake hands; how to behave in various situations. They value the tribe and its reputation above all other. They are expected to behave in a very certain one.
They are also chaotic, when it comes to anything else.

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They don& #39;t want to be ruled or governed by anyone else. They refuse to follow kings & nobles (aside from their tribe& #39;s sheikh). They want to roam freely across the lands.

Hadar, in the other hand; are the opposite.

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They are chaotic in their individualism, they want to be their own person without social pressures to behave in certain ways. They want to pursue their dreams, and they don& #39;t to care what their individual actions cause to their "family name".

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They are also lawful, they believe in government and laws; they believe in having systems to organize things and organize their lives. If each family/tribe is to be left to their own, things would be a disastrous mess where everyone would try to reach for power.

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A government, no matter its type; provides and outline of law and expectations they are roaming within.

Finally, I believe this applies in various cultures as well, not exclusive to Arabs. Using Arabs is an example since I& #39;m referring to Alqadim setting.