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Hmm I tend to play these strange characters don't I? Yes I agree Lucian is different. Even I'm not sure how he will play. I expect a certain level of crazyness.Gremmith Mi wrote:I just hope the C-Man posts our characters from his currently running RL campaign. (mine is sweeeeet)


But how he had so dramatic a personality change? OK madness is one thing, but a good man can't be turned to a sociopath killer. It is reasonably that he will reconsider his virtues under a new light and may be disillusioned. But EVIL?Dominique wrote:
Finnegan S. Wake (LG/LE human Tepestani sorceror/cleric/mystic theurge)
Last session, he discovered that his father is, in fact, a fey. He essentially willingly failed a madness check that I didn't even ask him to make, trying to fireball the building that he and his father were both in so that he could burn the evil out of both of them, conveniently forgetting that the party was in there and would have een killed, too. Now he's starting to take on the policy that all evil has to be destroyed, no matter the cost, and when he's killed every evil creature in the world he'll commit suicide, essentially facilitating a total alignment shift.


That's the power of a madness check failure. They really stuff you up. In my campaign I see them as probably the scariest thing a PC must save against.alhoon wrote:But how he had so dramatic a personality change? OK madness is one thing, but a good man can't be turned to a sociopath killer. It is reasonably that he will reconsider his virtues under a new light and may be disillusioned. But EVIL?Dominique wrote:
Finnegan S. Wake (LG/LE human Tepestani sorceror/cleric/mystic theurge)
Last session, he discovered that his father is, in fact, a fey. He essentially willingly failed a madness check that I didn't even ask him to make, trying to fireball the building that he and his father were both in so that he could burn the evil out of both of them, conveniently forgetting that the party was in there and would have een killed, too. Now he's starting to take on the policy that all evil has to be destroyed, no matter the cost, and when he's killed every evil creature in the world he'll commit suicide, essentially facilitating a total alignment shift.
One day he is a good man, and the next day he uses innocents as bait to lead evil creatures to their destruction? One day he sympathizes and cares about the grieving mother and the next day he risks burning her alive because perhaps a fey may be in her house?
One day he is a good friend, sharing his fears and dreams with people that have risked their lives for him and he has risked his own for their shake and the same day he doesn't care to burn them alive? ! ?
Not even Lord Soth degenarated that fast.
