Revenge on Jiyyd
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I say we spice our Evilness up a Bit people. We haven't really been doing much lately.
Who's With me?! [Raises a Fist in an attempt to Rally teh Ebil Forces :twisted:]
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When planning the demise of another, one must be methodical and cunning. And sometimes downright vile.
I have a few ideas, though I wouldn't advise disclosing them in this thread.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not implying that any citizens of Jiyyd or members of the Legion would metagame any of this information to their advantage IG. It's just much more of a suprise if it's kept secret. It's like if everyone knew where a Sharran hideout was. A paladin that organised a search party could go seeking these evil sharrans out. And how long would it take for them to stumble on the hideout?
But yeah, I have some ideas. If anyone wishes to discuss them, drop me a PM.
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My good'ol puck doesen't realy follow a god, (If any it would be a mix of Bane and Shar) but realy he is juust to insane to have a good and I consider him a Heritic he focuses on Arcane Evils like magical Torture, Necromancy, and death spells.
Viewer discretion advised…. next paragraph is not for ones weak in the stomach.... (Seriously)
Also he is basicly sick practicing grotesque tortures, being a cannibal, enjoying toturing himself in front of his victims until they vomit just drowning in it becausse they are gagged, he sexualy enjoys killing things and cutting into weak flesh monsters don't usualy quench his thirst. Realy he is more a Arnath person and less of a Oscura just because he is so insane and gross.
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Deacon is in the legion.. Shrugs And he isn't all that fluffy and nice.
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@0d26bd2a68=sciolist:
The Legion are a bunch of thugs with ideas above their station. With Grag, they're near invincible, but the rest of them… Well they're very vulnerable, very easy to weaken.
lol
always good having grag around, sorta like minsc outa BG. "you point, i punch" just get the clever people in the leigon to tell the loada tanks what to kill.
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Detect evil isn't a catch all - if Paladins start smite-on-sighting anything that pings as Evil, they'll get a nasty surprise or two. It would also drastically affect the tone of the server.
That minor hijack aside - The Legion are a bunch of thugs with ideas above their station. With Grag, they're near invincible, but the rest of them… Well they're very vulnerable, very easy to weaken.
- I suggest blood sacrifices to Evil gods - either out on the Near east road, or the East road. Pray to our Gods to show the fools of Jiyyd why power must be respected.
- If we can do something ninja-ey in the square so much the better... If the well was poisoned, it'd be a few days before people noticed.
There aren't enough Legionnaires and guardsman to protect them all, all of the time. A wise elf once told Keira that Evil is Opportunist. Let's be smart about this.
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@6083f47229=Katebush:
It's very hard to plot seriously in a thread Jiyyd and all the legion can read
But I'm sure we can come upwith something
proablem is with plotting agaisnt most largr organisations and joingin them to sabtage and so on is that most will have a palidin that can use detect evil
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It's very hard to plot seriously in a thread Jiyyd and all the legion can read
But I'm sure we can come upwith something
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Poisen all the chickens.
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@c274e1d235=Pyrus:
Well the evil groups Could work together to mess up jiyyd. But I agree with meta, going in to the legion and corrupting it from within is best. Else with the legion's presence, its going to be difficult to turn jiyyd upside down, if not impossible.
errrr, you sure thats a good idea
yoi get found and youll be dea pretty quickly
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not necessarily . . .erm, i think ill stop there due to spoilers etc.,
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Well the evil groups Could work together to mess up jiyyd. But I agree with meta, going in to the legion and corrupting it from within is best. Else with the legion's presence, its going to be difficult to turn jiyyd upside down, if not impossible.
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get your evil pc's into status positions in Jiyyd. ie; legion, council, and corrupt it from within.
