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<blockquote data-quote="Gold Roger" data-source="post: 2426373" data-attributes="member: 33904">Good Charakters that use evil means and evil charakters that have good goals can greatly increase the &quot;gray area&quot;ness of a campaign.My current PC is a redeement Mage for hire Villain, that still usesNekromancy spells and prefers to deal with his opponents per assassination. Another charakter concept was a Vol follower in Sharn that work to improve his religions image, doing good deeds, but using the powers of death and undeath.The other extreme of this spectrum was my last BBEG: She was a secret agent of Karnath that desertet and created a huge evil plot that would kill many Karnathi, create a civil war and make her the ruler of Karnath, working with powerfull Daelkyr artifacts and a Yugloth army. But she didn't do this because she lustet for power, but to crush Vols power in Karnath and because she thought of herself as the only person to rule Karnath to its best.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gold Roger, post: 2426373, member: 33904"] Good Charakters that use evil means and evil charakters that have good goals can greatly increase the "gray area"ness of a campaign. My current PC is a redeement Mage for hire Villain, that still usesNekromancy spells and prefers to deal with his opponents per assassination. Another charakter concept was a Vol follower in Sharn that work to improve his religions image, doing good deeds, but using the powers of death and undeath. The other extreme of this spectrum was my last BBEG: She was a secret agent of Karnath that desertet and created a huge evil plot that would kill many Karnathi, create a civil war and make her the ruler of Karnath, working with powerfull Daelkyr artifacts and a Yugloth army. But she didn't do this because she lustet for power, but to crush Vols power in Karnath and because she thought of herself as the only person to rule Karnath to its best. [/QUOTE]

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