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Message: <blockquote data-quote="StreamOfTheSky" data-source="post: 4893242" data-attributes="member: 35909">In my campaign, the party is evil, so the PCs are the villains...Last session they grotesquely sacrificed a paladin on the altar of their dark god.One of them rather enjoys raping helpless women, then burning them to death and eating the remains (dragon fire adept // sorcerer).  In fact, the entire party doesn't seem to mind cannibalism in at least some form.  They all consider elf, particularly drow, to be tasty.They've commited heinous murders and framed others for doing them...At many points, they've taken enemies alive and unconcious to use as slaves, sex slaves, or toys to be tortured with for fun later on.  My ninja's unarmed strike has proven most useful in that regard.Nearly the entire party can animate the dead, which is a rather vile thing to do even if it's "ordinary" to most players.That all said, none of us tries to do outrageously evil things just for the sake of some sort of "I'm the most evil EVAR!" contest, just what fits with the characters, so I really have no outlandish examples.....The outlandish examples would be from a different game than D&D, that the DM made up, where the players all control monsters united against the plague of humanity, where he actually awards greater xp if you do particularly vile things or butcher an enemy in a creative and grisly fashion...My gargoyle made a marionette out of a female victim, and liked to try and ventriloquist it with a voice when he played around with his meat puppet.  That was fun.</blockquote>

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