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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kyrail" data-source="post: 4446763" data-attributes="member: 19494">Played in a full evil campaign for 12 levels, it ran smoothly and we were evil.Evil with motivation.  Power, greed, prestige.  Not a one of us was a total psychopath, even if some of us did enjoy the thrill of domination and murder, even torture.3/5 were worshipers of Hextor, so that was easier there, the other two Vecna.  Lawful, Chaotic and Neutral Evil.Perhaps I was the foundation that made the party work, though I may be giving myself too much credit.I was a cleric of Hextor and the clear cut party leader, and maybe the most and least evil of all of them.  I would honestly wipe out an entire country (and did) if it meant I gained authority, power or standing in the church. I would kill my enemies without remorse and torture if it served an end.  However I had absolutely zero desire for pointless bloodshed.  I didn't hate people so much as I saw them as a means to an end.  I would ensure minor insults coolly if it meant I did not lose valued face, and let minor enemies free if they prooved no threat.  I would even assist goodly powers if it had no negative effect on my interests. I was calculating, and entirely without compassion, but only evil in the sense that people meant nothing to me.The others were similar.  One was pure id with an axe. NE One seeked eldritch power with alien beings, and lived only to exercise that power, the only chaotic evil party member.One was essentially a church weapon, an assassin that followed orders and would even off party members if I asked it of her, though I never saw the need for that.  NEOne seeked to hone his natural devil fueled abilities to rule when he gained enough power.We never turned on each other save once.  A member was leaving us, she was CN and decided she could not stand us anymore after I let an alien being eat a child in return for a teleport where we needed to go.  I weighed the possibilities in my mind, and now that she was no longer a weapon for my cause, I could not let her go knowing what she knew about our task so we eliminated her.Oddly enough that player rerolled the guild assassin that probably would of killed her own character if asked of her.</blockquote>

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