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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Zappo" data-source="post: 1918298" data-attributes="member: 633">I allow evil PCs, "at your own risk". That is, expect realistic reactions from everyone involved.  Law officers will come after you if you break the law. They will capture you, try you and hang you if they can. Being busted out of jail will not be reasonably easy for a low-level party.  Keep it up and more and more powerful people will arrive and they will probably KOS you if they can. Their level will be proportioned to your evil deeds, not to your own level. Your actions will not be forgotten if you lay low for a week.  Your enemies will exploit any party infighting to the fullest if they find out. Fellow PCs are expected to react to your actions appropriately. Sending the paladin to take a coffee while you torture the prisoner will not work easily. Aforementioned paladin will lose his paladin powers if he finds out and doesn't at the very least throw you out of the party.  OTOH, your alignment will be changed if the worst evil you do is wearing black, or if you base your roleplaying on metagaming concerns.   Personally, I don't like to play evil characters. I am so dreadfully sick of players wanting to have an E on the sheet at all costs but actually never doing anything evil, that by reaction I make my evil NPCs seriously disturbing. Enough that I wouldn't want to play them as a player.</blockquote>