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<blockquote data-quote="humble minion" data-source="post: 8368676" data-attributes="member: 5948">Never been involve in a group anything like the one the OP describes, and to be honest i don't think I'd have much fun if I was.There was a guy in a university group who tried at every turn to grimdark a campaign the DM intended to be all about noble chivalry (&quot;I'll play Good Duke Trueheart's illegitimate son by rape, who now acts as his secret assassin...&quot;), but in general, we've always stayed on the more-good side of things (though there was a Star Wars game where basically every force-user turned Dark Side at some point, just cos red lightsabers are cool...)&nbsp; I do have a house rule when I'm GMing - if intraparty conflict happens to the point where the party would no longer adventure together, the PC who turned the more evil becomes an NPC.&nbsp; Though of course this wouldn't really apply to a party where ALL PCs are gleeful sadists...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="humble minion, post: 8368676, member: 5948"] Never been involve in a group anything like the one the OP describes, and to be honest i don't think I'd have much fun if I was. There was a guy in a university group who tried at every turn to grimdark a campaign the DM intended to be all about noble chivalry ("I'll play Good Duke Trueheart's illegitimate son by rape, who now acts as his secret assassin..."), but in general, we've always stayed on the more-good side of things (though there was a Star Wars game where basically every force-user turned Dark Side at some point, just cos red lightsabers are cool...) I do have a house rule when I'm GMing - if intraparty conflict happens to the point where the party would no longer adventure together, the PC who turned the more evil becomes an NPC. Though of course this wouldn't really apply to a party where ALL PCs are gleeful sadists... [/QUOTE]

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