D&D General How do you do smart chaotic evil?

Keep in mind also that those definitions are trying to portray evil in the most negative light possible, in order to make evil characters less attractive to play.

I think you're a bit too hung up on "whims" with all this, at least in the immediate sense. A whim "I'm gonna overthrow the king and put myself on the throne!" might lead to years of - perhaps on-and-off - planning and buildup in order to make that whim reality.
That's not a whim. That's dedication to a cause, which is the opposite of whimsy.
 

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