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<blockquote data-quote="ArcOfCorinth" data-source="post: 838470" data-attributes="member: 7656">Yes, and Druzil betrayed Cadderly and became a familiar to a drow wizard. It also helped free Errtu.It might not have been an evil act but it had horrible consequences. It united Errtu with the crystal shard.Oh, and I've always associated &quot;The Ends Justify the Means&quot; as at least lawful evil. I'm currently DMing a lawful evil group. They battle evil more often than good. They recently spared women and children. They destroy slavers wherever they find them. They also inflict horrendous atrocities upon those who cross their paths. The assassinated a cleric of Nerull because he preyed upon the innocent. Killing him wasn't enough. The Death Grimace was cast upon his face and then he was zombified. They find horrible, ironic ways to kill their opponents. When they discovered a goblin adept's favored method of torture, they used it on her.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ArcOfCorinth, post: 838470, member: 7656"] Yes, and Druzil betrayed Cadderly and became a familiar to a drow wizard. It also helped free Errtu. It might not have been an evil act but it had horrible consequences. It united Errtu with the crystal shard. Oh, and I've always associated "The Ends Justify the Means" as at least lawful evil. I'm currently DMing a lawful evil group. They battle evil more often than good. They recently spared women and children. They destroy slavers wherever they find them. They also inflict horrendous atrocities upon those who cross their paths. The assassinated a cleric of Nerull because he preyed upon the innocent. Killing him wasn't enough. The [i]Death Grimace[/i] was cast upon his face and then he was zombified. They find horrible, ironic ways to kill their opponents. When they discovered a goblin adept's favored method of torture, they used it on her. [/QUOTE]

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