I was discussingmy character history to some people and they though she should more like Chaotic Good instead of evil while she was in love and such. They said that since Love is one of the most selfless act you can have that she would be good in alignment. One person said the following to show that she was doing something good.
Rule of thumb.
1. If it makes people care about other people besides themselves in a way that is gentle, protective and forgiving = That's probably goodness.
2. If deliberately causes death, pain, selfishness, or greed = That's Evil.
... She's a succubus. Perhaps being in love could lead her to act more selflessly and become good, but being in love is not, in itself, good. Is she suddenly lawful for being loyal to the person she loves? No, she still has the same personality, she's just in love. She may be selfless for her family, but then go and torture children for fun later that day.Would a succubus who falls in love and marries her lover and has an alu-fiend daughter with her husband be in line with say Chaotic Good during this time?
As everyone else is saying being in love and even maintaining that relationship doesn't warrant a full alignment change. Chaotic Good is an alignment and represents an ideal set for liberators and benevolent individualists. Love is a feeling which makes itself proven by acts to attract and/or benefit another regardless of who that is. So, saying selfless love is equal to Chaotic Good is a non-sequitir.I was discussingmy character history to some people and they though she should more like Chaotic Good instead of evil while she was in love and such. They said that since Love is one of the most selfless act you can have that she would be good in alignment. One person said the following to show that she was doing something good.
Rule of thumb.
1. If it makes people care about other people besides themselves in a way that is gentle, protective and forgiving = That's probably goodness.
2. If deliberately causes death, pain, selfishness, or greed = That's Evil.
I asking this so i can sett up a bio on character I am working right now. I had her in so in love that she was will to let a dark priest married her and her lover in a dark ceremony. Below is what I have written so far on the character that should help out. Also she really does love Ranylor.Well, are you asking for philosophical curiosity or trying to figure something out for a game you're playing?
Is a being who is the essence of chaos and evil capable of love or is it lust or something else?
Giving birth to a child, was it done for her lover because they wanted it or just because? I could argue that it is evil because she's going to know that down the road she'll have a loyal, or at least indebted servant.
Have you read the Planescape comic from the Hellbound boxed set? That has a love story between 2 evil demons. Well, one demon who may have loved a greater demon and a greater demon who was possibly just enjoying a fling and just happens to see the lesser demon who "loved" her before she dies.
The alignment system is wonky so don't put too much faith into it. If by "Good" you mean the succubus is suddenly being compassionate to strangers and doing charity work and such, I'd say I wouldn't buy it. She may in fact be "Good" to those she already has a relationship with, but who gives a crap about the people outsider her circle.
If you haven't already read it, find a copy of Colin McComb's Faces of Evil: The Fiends.
Here is something from an old game of mine which is sort of similar.
Alu-fiend of chaotic neutral alignment meets up with mortal of neutral alignment. They hook up at first by contract. She'll be a body guard.
But through trials and tribulations she finds herself trusting him. We'll ignore the fact the guy hooks up with other chicks, but he had a supernaturally high Charisma, and that's a whole other story.
Trust leads to friendship, friendship to something more. Oh, we are talking about decades of time passing.
At some point, I vaguely recall asking a question to either Colin or some other 2E DnD bigwig. It was about an alu-fiend's choices, but I don't remember my exact question anymore. But I do remember the jist of the answer.
Eventually the alu-fiend has to make a choice. Since she's only half a fiend, she can choose, does she embrace the mortal side of her soul or the fiend side?
For a similar story, check out Viconia the drow NPC from the Baldur's Gate computer game.
Seducing the warror who is also a sculptor Ranylor was her first and last job as a succubus.
• She managed to seduce Ranylor and turn him Chaotic Evil
• After revealing her true from to Ranylor he thought she was a goddess. Ranylor was in love with her and thought her demon form was a goddess in terms of beauitful. Her being a succubus did not stop Ranylor being in love with her.
• She was captured and tried from being a demon. She was sentenced to be burned at the stake. Ranylor rescues her from nearly being burned alive at the stake.

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