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I was about to ask him what he meant, but then I decided that I might not want to know.This week on "Sentences I never expected to read". Sorry. I meant to say that when they can't torture people they coerce them with sexual favors... Or at least the hooker bard does. With disturbing frequency.
Thought I'd chime in on this one. I've been running a campaign for the past few years where the PC party consists of a bugbear barbarian (bugbarian), a goblin sorcerer, a tiefling alchemist, a half-elf bard/prostitute and an elven cleric with Aspergers syndrome. Thus far its been one of the most colorful menageries I've ever DM'ed. Some things are a little different though... Investigate = sneak in and kill everybody and/or torture people.
All in all it's been really fun and there have been no major issues. As long as the players are mature, evil characters shouldn't be a problem. Just because a character is evil doesn't mean they're necessarily psychotic. There are many interpretations of "Evil" beyond abject villainy. Excessive greed or egotism can be considered "evil." Just depends on how you play it. Hope that helps. |
