Thought it might be fun to run a Lawful-Good Cleric of Asmodeus; A preacher who has convinced himself that the Prince of Darkness is a pretty top bloke and makes himself willfully ignorant of any evidence to the contrary.
I know this is supposed to be an evil campaign but would a self-deluded good PC have a chance to fit in the narrative?
Don't clerics have to be within 1 step of the deity's alignment?
Oh, I probably should of linked the relevent trait.
Sorry.
Oh, I didn't know that was even a thing! Using that on a character in future.
Oh, I probably should of linked the relevent trait.
Sorry.
Wow. That's interesting! Thanks for the tip. I have that book and didn't notice that.
As for your concept, I wonder if you could go with the idea that what you are doing is for the greater good. The whole "needs of the many over the needs of the one."
I wonder if you could go with the idea that what you are doing is for the greater good. The whole "needs of the many over the needs of the one."
That was the angle I was thinking >:D
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Pact Servant trait is from Distant Shores, specifically from Holomog. d20pfsrd has to strip Golarion references out.
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Yeah...that Trait's flavor restrictions (ie: where it makes you from and the particular heresy it makes you worship) make this pretty unlikely.
Additionally, given the stuff you do in this AP...that LG alignment isn't gonna last. At all.
Now, the character gradually falling to darkness due to their misguided devotion to a deity who is way worse than they think he is could be pretty interesting arc to play through, if you like. But it'd require a heck of a backstory, and no amount of good intentions is gonna keep you non-Evil in this AP for long.