Paragon & Praetoria - D&D Alignments?

So I was driving along for work, normal business day. I have long drives, so a LOT of time to think about anything and everything. Perhaps too much time. Just then I realized that the Paragon and Praetorian groups all seem to fall into the classical D&D alignments. They are obviously mirror images of each other, but looking at what we know SO FAR about Going Rogue, I think I can safely put up this list and have it essentially accurate:

Paragon City

Heroes - Lawful Good

Villains - Chaotic Evil

Praetoria

Loyalists - Lawful Evil

Resistance - Chaotic Good

What do YOU think? Think that pretty much matches up, or do you disagree? And what potential other groups might be able to be made from the remaining alignments?

Talk amongst yourselves, I'm getting ferklempt!

Very fast threadjack: 4e alignment system is one of my main gripes with it (admittedly, I have very few gripes with 4e).

Seems about right to me. Love it.

Rogues and Vigilantes seem to be Chaotic Neutral to me. It may vary by the individual.

My heroes are all Chaotic Good. Both brutes are Chaotic Neutral.

I just like Chaotic characters.

EDIT: Superman is the one who should be lawful good. How is it Batman? IMO, he is either Neutral or Chaotic.

I would say that Rogues and Vigilanties are all some flavour of Neutral, even if they are just passing through onto the other side. Exact flavour would probably vary wildly.

I disagree. Arachnos and the Rogue Island Villains come across to me as more Lawful Evil than Chaotic Evil. There are some individual villains and some of the minor groups that are clearly Chaotic Evil but overall Arachnos and Lord Recluse seem to be Lawful Evil.

No way, Arachnos and Recluse SUPPORT chaos amongst their ranks. Note "Darwin's Landing". The entire ORGANIZATION is based on the chaotic notion of dog eat dog and survival of the fittest.

Maybe somewhere between Neutral Evil and Chaotic Evil, then.

Yeah, I don't see Chaotic Evil for Arachnos. Arachnos is too organized, too structured.
Chaotic Evil is an alignment that doesn't really work well in large groups.

Arachnos is all about the strong ruling the weal, the survival of the fittest, etc. And Lord Recluse sees himself as the strongest and the fittest. I would classify him as more of the Lawful Evil type. This is where you get the majority of your brutal dictator types.
Chaotic Evil is more for the psychopaths who kill for pleasure. More like Mako.
Arachnos as a whole is all about Lord Recluse's vision for it, and thus it's going to have his alignment all over it.
But there's another element in there. There is a little bit of leeway for personal freedom, especially for the Destined One(s) who are strong enough to grab it.
Or for the cunning ones who can steal it. The inherent corruption in any system is what gives that little taint of Chaos. Despite the rigid structure and iron-clad discipline of the Arachnos troops, the Rogue Isles are still a place where any vice can be sated, for the right price. If you know where to look.

That's why I'd say:
Arachnos, Lord Recluse: Lawful Evil.
The Rogue Isles (with Arachnos' heavy hand upon them): Nuetral Evil.

Darn. There goes my dichotomy.

Cole's empire strikes me as Lawful Neutral, as described here. It seems to be purely utilitarian - they seek to impose what they perceive to be the greater good no matter what the human cost.

They're not evil, because they aim to achieve good ends. They might even be considered some extreme form of Lawful Good, except their methods are unethical.

I would certainly consider most parts of Arachnos to be Lawful Evil, with the odd chaotic member thrown in here and there.

So this Paladin pulls his car into the mechanic's shop.

"What seems to be the problem, pal?" the mechanic asks.

"It's my car's steering!" The Paladin cried out. "It keeps swerving at the most inopportune moments! It swerves to hit old ladies, it runs over every squirrel that dares even get as close to the road as the sidewalk! Why, two days ago it even went completely out of my control, drove into a consecrated cemetary and started doing donuts! You have to help me! These people think I am the one doing these heinous things!"

"Okay, okay," the mechanic said, crawling under the car. "Don't get your plate mail undies in a twist."

The mechanic examined the car for a few minutes then rolled back out from under it.

"Well, I think I found your problem... Your car's out of alignment."

Is it bad that I laughed uprouriously at such a terrible pun?

I'd say Scirroco is either on the Neutral side of Neutral Evil, or the evil side of True Neutral, depending on who is writing him.

Actually, the more I think about it, True Neutral makes more sense.

Scirroco is fascinating to me. I picked him as my patron for my level 50 Brute and ran all of his arcs. His story is tragic, beautiful, horrible, complex, and amazing to go through. I don't know where I would put him. I think his NATURE is actually Lawful Good, but his CURSE made him end up Lawful Evil. Either way, I see no chaos in his character.

I think Praetoria is between Lawful Evil and Chaotic Evil - it seems very organized, but it also has that "survival of the fittest" thing going on too.