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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Vyvyan Basterd" data-source="post: 4798583" data-attributes="member: 4892">It's an expression of raw, primal rage. Screaming at the world for all the unjustices you have had to suffer. Probably why I enjoyed the genre more as a teen. No other musical genre has taken on that anger in a way that makes you feel it. Sure, country music has women keying cars of the guys who cheat on them and classical music has its thunderous times, but only heavy metal screams its angry message at those who **** with you.The thing I don't understand is the appeal of evil campaigns in D&D. Other games seem to fit the evil vibe better. And every time I've personally seen an evil D&D campaign it's just an exercise in anti-teamwork that quickly implodes. Why would someone want to play in an ongoing campaign that seems doomed to collapse?</blockquote>