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<blockquote data-quote="Shemeska" data-source="post: 3265924" data-attributes="member: 11697">Well, the PCs in my first campaign started out as various shades of good and neutral. By the end of the campaign the CN npc that was with the group had gone CG, the NG celestial PC had fallen to TN, and one of the neutrals was strongly flirting with evil. The exposure to evil they had over the course of the campaign was pretty stark and brutal, and they were sullied by it on some level, and were forced to cope with it in their own ways.However despite some darker tendencies at points they might have picked up, virtually nothing they could have done would have pulled them into the same catagory of OMFGEVIL that they were fighting.My second campaign I have some PCs of... questionable morals. I've got an NE tiefling involved in a love triangle with a half-fiend and a greater yugoloth, and they're in the same party with an NG cleric and his LG cohort. Things get interesting at times suffice to say, but the PCs know each other, they're friends, and they've faced enough things to unify them despite their differences in how best to approach things at times. But it's much more difficult to run than a party that's more homogenous in alignment.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Shemeska, post: 3265924, member: 11697"] Well, the PCs in my first campaign started out as various shades of good and neutral. By the end of the campaign the CN npc that was with the group had gone CG, the NG celestial PC had fallen to TN, and one of the neutrals was strongly flirting with evil. The exposure to evil they had over the course of the campaign was pretty stark and brutal, and they were sullied by it on some level, and were forced to cope with it in their own ways. However despite some darker tendencies at points they might have picked up, virtually nothing they could have done would have pulled them into the same catagory of OMFGEVIL that they were fighting. My second campaign I have some PCs of... questionable morals. I've got an NE tiefling involved in a love triangle with a half-fiend and a greater yugoloth, and they're in the same party with an NG cleric and his LG cohort. Things get interesting at times suffice to say, but the PCs know each other, they're friends, and they've faced enough things to unify them despite their differences in how best to approach things at times. But it's much more difficult to run than a party that's more homogenous in alignment. [/QUOTE]

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