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<blockquote data-quote="TaranTheWanderer" data-source="post: 8630401" data-attributes="member: 15882">I’ve played a few wizards:My first wizard was a purely evil,power hungry megalomaniac.&nbsp; It was also my first character. My last wizard was socially detached and pragmatic.&nbsp; But he did have a sense of morality.&nbsp; His pragmatism got him into trouble with the party though. “You took over his body with magic jar!?!?&nbsp; You are turning evil”But when I asked them what they would have done: “uh, probably fought him”. So murdering your enemy was less taboo than taking them over in order to restrain them and bring them to Justice.&nbsp; In the end, my character just backed one of the PCs who happened to be most morally humane and allowed my character to fulfill his own private goals (immortality, of course).&nbsp;&nbsp; It’s almost impossible to play a ‘charitable’ wizard given the cost of material components of high level spells</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TaranTheWanderer, post: 8630401, member: 15882"] I’ve played a few wizards: My first wizard was a purely evil,power hungry megalomaniac. It was also my first character. My last wizard was socially detached and pragmatic. But he did have a sense of morality. His pragmatism got him into trouble with the party though. “You took over his body with magic jar!?!? You are turning evil” But when I asked them what they would have done: “uh, probably fought him”. So murdering your enemy was less taboo than taking them over in order to restrain them and bring them to Justice. In the end, my character just backed one of the PCs who happened to be most morally humane and allowed my character to fulfill his own private goals (immortality, of course). It’s almost impossible to play a ‘charitable’ wizard given the cost of material components of high level spells [/QUOTE]

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