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Message: <blockquote data-quote="painandgreed" data-source="post: 2899643" data-attributes="member: 24969"><p>See, I think he cares, but just never acts on that. In a situation such as hearing that there is a bomb that is about to blow up lots of children, he'd be horrified, but when faced with any risk in saving them, he would hesitate to inaction and cover it up because he feared retribution for doing nothing. An evil character just simply wouldn't care or posibly even find it entertaining or amusing and then cover it up because he wanted to see it happen. Baltar is certainly not a hero, but I wouldn't call him evil in a D&D game if for no other reason that it would cheapen evilness in the said game. Once you call his actions evil, you end up calling every commoner who never stood up to his lord, every merchant who chose to be rich instead of a saint, every fighter who eneded up figthing for the wrong country evil. Personally, I'm not afraid to label them neutral and reserve my evil tag for those who are truely evil.</p></blockquote><p></p>