3. Ooc question of evilness...

Ooc question of evilness...


  • @ad8b6db34b=NillaWafer:

    My evil advice: Play female. :twisted:

    There is something about a woman who might slit your throat that just makes men want to trust her.

    This is true, for some reason evil women have a better time manipulating people 😉 😛

    [EDIT] History proves it in fact, Vinessa, Aspera Chillwind just to name a couple


  • My evil advice: Play female. :twisted:

    There is something about a woman who might slit your throat that just makes men want to trust her.


  • **Warning, the amount of sarcasm in this post is high.

    It is also meant as a joke. Just in case you don't realise.

    In fact the following guide is the lamest, and crappiest way to RP evil, ever.

    Also, I like cheese cake.**

    :cheese:

    Naaaah,

    To play the best kind of evil you just need to follow this super simple guide:

    1.) You know your evil, because you clicked "Evil" in the character creation sheet. So as soon as someone says, "Hey you! I'm a paladin, and you, sir, are EVIL!" - Get all shifty eyed, and nervous, and say, "Alright! I admit it. I'm evil. I'm sorry!"

    2.) Evil is NOT a matter of opinion; if your evil, your evil. Everyone should hate you because your character sheet says evil. And you should never ever have your own opinions of matters. Always pick the malicious side of an argument, because your evil! Always go 100%, because if your evil, you don't have your own personal opinions effected from past events or occurances of life. You were a slave when you were young? HAH! You're still evil, so buy yourself a few slaves and get over it.

    3.) Mention your alignement casually in conversation over cups of coffee or at dinner with a friend. One good example of this super special evil-playing technique is…

    "So Jim, how was your day?"
    -"Not bad, Bob. I ate a few cakes, went to work..."
    -"Really?"
    -"Yeah. Oh by the way, I'm evil."

    4.) When caught in an argument, political or otherwise, never, EVER sort things out with clever wording, or views. Always, and I mean ALWAYS try to kill the person your arguing with instead of, you know, proving yourself right - Even if your in a town. After all; people can be evil in jail, too!

    5.) The evil grin n' laugh. If your evil, you must, must, must, MUST have an evil grin. If you don't grin like the evil son of a lich you were born as, you are a disgrace to the evil community. Grins evilly After all, you want everyone to be able to detect your alignement by the way you smile!

    6.) Call people "fool"* alot. If you don't win an argument, call someone "fool"* and pray they go away. Don't vary your insults, just stick with "fool."*

    *Note; this is not to be used in the "I pitty the fool who doesn't believe in Mr. T!" form. That is copy righted and will get you sued.

    7.) Dress in black. Can't get enough black. No colors, at all. You want to look as dark as your tainted heart, because all evil characters have the same taste in clothes. If you don't have a cool set of pure-black plate, your not "hip" like the rest of the evil kids. Go hang with those paladins, with their colored attire. Hmph!

    8.) You're invincable. If you get cut, you don't wince, you don't flinch, you don't even FEEL the pain, oh yeah! Because evil characters should NEVER face humility. Oh, and always act like you know everything, because your evil, and all evil people in the movies and books always seem to be two or three steps ahead of that good guy who, heh, expresses his emotions. ::Laughs:: That weakling - Oh, sorry. I meant "fool." Almost forgot about rule 6. ::Shifty eyes::

    …

    Well, writing this crappy guide was one heckuva way to spend class. ::Ahems and grins:: :ninja:

    On a more serious note, Wykith posted an actual serious guide to evil, somewhere in these very forums, I believe. Very informative, that.

    Only piece of advice I can give you, is that you want act evil towards characters, and not players. What I mean is make the character feel crappy; not the player. But there are WAY too many ways to RP evil to even begin trying to make a set of rules for them. Not all evil characters want to rule the world or cause havoc and make people feel like crap. 🙂 Use instinct. If you manage to pull off a kick-ass evil character that the players love, yet the characters hate, then hey, you've sucesfully RP'd evil in Narfell, at least IMO.

  • ICC

    @2a23ce609d=Rando:

    … I think the best evil to play is covert evil...

    Agree 100% with rando!!
    I mean "walking around waving" a flag sayin O im so evil, just wount get the job done!
    Your best bet is to kepe a low profile, maybe give some ints every now and then.

    KULL (Half orc barbarian, Training Officer and Captain in the Legion)

    “To crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and to hear the lamentation of the women!”


  • Evil is probally the hardest to play on narf as being to overt icould get you killed or banned from a lot of places. Also a lot of other PCs won't party with you due to aligment issues. (kara and i have been the only ones on the server and wanted to do something but could not due to aligment).

    Evil can be very lonely once you have been 'outed'. I think the best evil to play is covert evil, build yourself up into positions of power and get some friends that could be called upon if you need them.

    There is a lot more evil around now that at anytime i can remember in the past. Don't play stupid evil as they will get you killed very quickly, for example this happened a long time ago and i still find it funny.

    A char walked into the town hall of Norwick when a trial was going on and shouted out By Cyric what the hell is going on! in about 2 seconds he was laying dead on the floor. the room was full of LG chars.

    You mentioned robbery, well i have seen this happen before, quiet a few PCs have become 'bandits' but this has not lasted long as they are normally hunted down and killed quickly. DMs are willing to help you with playing evil but remember if you do something evil and its gets out prepare for some fallout that could result in your death.

    Looting other chars is fine, but a lot of people don't do it as items are hard to come by and they understand, so they don't do it. They might take a few golds but nothing really major. Fine if you want to do it, but how would you feel if someone beat you up and stole your FP that cost you 7k?

    If you need any more help or advice on playing non good chars PM me and i will be willing to help you out.

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    Ah yes the bluff

    I remember an instance of that used very well against the guards.. ya you know who you are 😉

    dropping some pms seperately to some people but ya keep em comming if you have any 😃


  • @72d72aa094=Etherian:

    1. So what is the way around this? Oocly talk to a bunch of player groups ahead of time and see if they're ok with being robbed or whatever? Or are we left to icly glaring at each other and taunting?

    Glaring and taunting is like necking and petting. Fun for a while, but eventually you gotta whip out your sword and fuck the other party up.

    It's finding willing people in your league that always seems the problem, but then again, I just graduated from a high school full of Catholics and Christian fundamentalists, so – Er, wait a sec, wrong line... 😛


  • @400446cf99=Zyphlin:

    One of the largest 😉 It wasn't known but the Sharran Clergy of about a year back likely rivaled its size. And I think that was both church's problems, the larger you are the more people that can screw up and bring eyes upon it. 😕

    I think we discussed the size of each our churches at one point. At that time you held the record between us for most peons, but I think I overcame that number at one point.

    Enough dick-waving, though. Back to this man's inquiries!


  • One of the largest 😉 It wasn't known but the Sharran Clergy of about a year back likely rivaled its size. And I think that was both church's problems, the larger you are the more people that can screw up and bring eyes upon it. 😕


  • The church of Bane was relatively massive – easily larger than any other evil group if its time -- but has kinda decayed, and is presently very small, because it's hard to keep big evil groups like that alive without something to do.

    And things to do are hard to find, because you need DMs to lavish you with attention.


  • Having been on Narfell for about a month, I agree that the covert evil character is the most suitable for this server. Despite the general RP intention of the Narfell realm being wild and hostile, the actual game play with other characters is more like you would find in highly civilized societies (i.e. politics, soldiers, senators, councils, etc.). That being said, much like any semi-civil society, overt evil is not well tolerated. People who wantonly steal, kill, or otherwise threaten the peace typically attract too much attention in any society to last very long. On the other hand, people who covertly decieve, lie, kill and steal when the opportunity is best, and play the innocent or righteous in all other times can often rise to positions of power (I think here this applies to both RL and Narfell). Once in positions of power, evil can really flourish.

  • K

    1)Subdual is DM approved AFAIK-and-play which leaves little for the "thug" evil to work with. Looting in DM quest appears to be a big no-no but hey…plenty of other times to do dastardly deeds 😉

    2)Wasn't there. Couldn't comment

    1. An arrangement of perhaps an Intimidate check in tell could be worked out for such. Other than that it seems like Pick Pocket or cry.

    2. Behind the scenes evil is quite apparently the easiest evil role to play. That being said I don't find it quite as fun. My thug doesn't go out of his way to be maliciously evil to everyone, but he is generally a jerk and quite happy to do anything that makes a paladin cry for a bit of gold. Personally I think the problem with in-your-face evil characters is the difficulty finding like-minded players to game with. Once you're a known evil you're pretty much on your own unless you get lucky. A larger obvious-evil base of players is probably the best bet...ignoring such groupings as say...needing to worship Bane to party. -shrugs- If you're still moderately low level you can always seek out Card Fylath. He'll be glad to find someone else to talk to than these pitifully annoying good-two-shoes characters he see's all over Narfell 😉

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    Thanks for the correction, ya had forgotten all about them. Guess should just start bugging some evil peeps that I've actually seen drop their "masks" for some inspiration. 😃


  • ive noticed that playing the behind the scenes type evil works a lot better then the in your faace evil, you say the banites are the biggest evil group but that is innacurate, the biggest group of evil in narfell keep their identity secret so that they dont become front page news, after which point you can no longer make friends and get banned from towns which doesnt help at all.