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<blockquote data-quote="steamsorceror" data-source="post: 5491874" data-attributes="member: 6672256"><p>My roommates and I once played an evil campaign i was a skitsofrenic Paladin of Freedom / Paladin of Tyrany which added alot of contaversy to the group seeing as i would snap out of evil right in the mddle of battle to find myself slashing down on a helpless child then I would have to make a control check to revert back to the evil side and if i do say so myself nothing is funnier than a good character who unknowingly shifts back from dreaded tyrant to a freedom loving knight in shining armor in the middle of his own courtroom dual natured characters make games more fun but somewhat ruin deep plot lines unless handed carefuly and they make especialy great villians (no hero worth his salt wants to kill someone who they believe can be saved) and finding a way to strip the evil from the Tyranical King in order to stop a war that will consume the world is a great adventure in itself (btw. i my paladin went on to rule a kingdom of exiled necromancers who raised and army of skeletons, zombies and other undead to wage a war with the nation of the sun, pelor worshipers, which prompted everyone to create good characters to combat my forces which led us to the recreation of the world in the Image of the Tyrant-Lich Lord Von Ulrich the XIV<img src="http://www.enworld.org/forum/images/smilies/devil.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":devil:" title="Devil&nbsp; &nbsp; :devil:" data-shortname=":devil:" />)</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="steamsorceror, post: 5491874, member: 6672256"] My roommates and I once played an evil campaign i was a skitsofrenic Paladin of Freedom / Paladin of Tyrany which added alot of contaversy to the group seeing as i would snap out of evil right in the mddle of battle to find myself slashing down on a helpless child then I would have to make a control check to revert back to the evil side and if i do say so myself nothing is funnier than a good character who unknowingly shifts back from dreaded tyrant to a freedom loving knight in shining armor in the middle of his own courtroom dual natured characters make games more fun but somewhat ruin deep plot lines unless handed carefuly and they make especialy great villians (no hero worth his salt wants to kill someone who they believe can be saved) and finding a way to strip the evil from the Tyranical King in order to stop a war that will consume the world is a great adventure in itself (btw. i my paladin went on to rule a kingdom of exiled necromancers who raised and army of skeletons, zombies and other undead to wage a war with the nation of the sun, pelor worshipers, which prompted everyone to create good characters to combat my forces which led us to the recreation of the world in the Image of the Tyrant-Lich Lord Von Ulrich the XIV:devil:) [/QUOTE]

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