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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mhacdebhandia" data-source="post: 1982740" data-attributes="member: 18832">My favourite Third Edition campaign is still my first, a Planescape game in which the party was evenly split between Neutral and Evil PCs (and between Lawful and Chaotic PCs, which became the real focus of intra-party conflict).I have no problem whatsoever playing in a "white hats" campaign - I currently play in Hong's game, for example, where it is acknowledged that if my character gets much more "not bitter" he will become an NPC. Other short-lived games I've played in have had DMs simply ask us to refrain from acting immorally, or have relied upon genre conventions to encourage heroism (such as a Sixties-style four-colour superhero game using the Aberrant system, where Taint did not mutate the characters but instead advanced the "tone timeline"; once a certain amount of Taint existed in the party, the game started to be influenced by the conventions of Seventies comics . . .), or have featured spots of pragmatic evil actions in generally heroic PCs.On the other hand, I also enjoy playing self-interested or outright blackhearted characters. It all depends on the game, and on what kind of character I think up.</blockquote>