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<blockquote data-quote="Zemarah" data-source="post: 4652208" data-attributes="member: 82304">Okay...So I think I pissed off my DM a little and I'm looking to make up for it. He passed me a note and I skimmed it. There was so much stuff on the note that I guess I missed the most important part.&nbsp;Here's my characters background:&nbsp;All the characters in the campaign hate her. She started out a 7th level lawful good cleric. Her self-righteous need to do good caused her to break the law of a town and turned her chaotic good-losing her spell casting for a while because Heironeous was annoyed. She decided to start praying to Corellon instead. She likes to think that Heironeous has lost his sense of what's right. At that point she gained a level as a Rogue to encourage her Robin Hood wannabe traits.&nbsp;THEN she ended up getting bit and turned Lykenthrope by her SELFISH companion as a part of some vile scheme of the NPC villain. I failed the Fort check and thus have become Chaotic Evil. Didn't realize that during the entire game last week and was confused when I was shot down for pointing out how evil my neutral good companion (another lykenthrope) was seeming to act. Feel a little silly now as I brought it up at least three times.&nbsp;SO, now I'm not sure how my character would behave. She has a very strong self-righteous 'right is right' kind of personality and I'm not sure if I'm supposed to do selfish evil things blantantly or whether I can do selfish evil things to make myself seem good. I actually have to miss the next game which makes me feel even more like a jerk when I just want to make up for not roleplaying right all last game.&nbsp;Please help me figure out the best way to help my character in her transition from Chaotic Good to Chaotic Evil. And how the hell to get cured so I can get back to pissing off my compadres. More fun than you can imagine.&nbsp;So, any opinions on inner transforming or definately any roleplaying tips for the transition would be super sweet.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Zemarah, post: 4652208, member: 82304"] Okay...So I think I pissed off my DM a little and I'm looking to make up for it. He passed me a note and I skimmed it. There was so much stuff on the note that I guess I missed the most important part. Here's my characters background: All the characters in the campaign hate her. She started out a 7th level lawful good cleric. Her self-righteous need to do good caused her to break the law of a town and turned her chaotic good-losing her spell casting for a while because Heironeous was annoyed. She decided to start praying to Corellon instead. She likes to think that Heironeous has lost his sense of what's right. At that point she gained a level as a Rogue to encourage her Robin Hood wannabe traits. THEN she ended up getting bit and turned Lykenthrope by her SELFISH companion as a part of some vile scheme of the NPC villain. I failed the Fort check and thus have become Chaotic Evil. Didn't realize that during the entire game last week and was confused when I was shot down for pointing out how evil my neutral good companion (another lykenthrope) was seeming to act. Feel a little silly now as I brought it up at least three times. SO, now I'm not sure how my character would behave. She has a very strong self-righteous 'right is right' kind of personality and I'm not sure if I'm supposed to do selfish evil things blantantly or whether I can do selfish evil things to make myself seem good. I actually have to miss the next game which makes me feel even more like a jerk when I just want to make up for not roleplaying right all last game. Please help me figure out the best way to help my character in her transition from Chaotic Good to Chaotic Evil. And how the hell to get cured so I can get back to pissing off my compadres. More fun than you can imagine. So, any opinions on inner transforming or definately any roleplaying tips for the transition would be super sweet. [/QUOTE]

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