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Oh, almost all Fey'ri are chaotic evil...guess it comes from that demonic blood and all. But, I'm not high enough to use that spell yet. Damn level adjustments. It's fine though, as a player, I'd rather not kill everyone. Pharaun couldn't care either way. If it's a matter of his life or death, you can bet he'd drop it no problem if he knew it. He won't go out of his way to try to kill anyone, so long as they're useful, and not annoying.

Heh, this is when not Metagaming is the hardest. I don't want to ruin a game by activly trying to kill my party members, but if certain situations come up, it would go against my character's personality and such not to. Not that I'm saying I could kill anyone, but I could certainly try hehe. Still, I guess that's where it's up to the DM to give a reason to keep characters from killing each other. The group I played with IRL would never be good at that. There would be nothing stopping us from killing each other, and they would always play the abrasive kind of character that no other character could get along with. The kind that would start fights and such. So, yeah...But, with them, the DM was the problem. From the little I've seen, Jeron is definitly a better DM than them (not that it takes much heh)

yeah, I think when playing a campaign with evil characters, the DM has the biggest responsibilty to try to keep the players from killing each other. If you have chaotic evil characters, do what you can to keep them from wanting to kill each other. I had this idea, though it's in very early stages. If I ever have reason to, I'll think of the details. But basically, I'd have a lawful character, like maybe a paladin or something, somehow get linked to an evil character, like a drow or something hehe. Some sort of artifact will end up linking their lives, so if one of them dies, the other does. Also, the cleric will have some really important news that needs to get to his hometown, so sacrificing himself to rid the world of another evil won't be the best course of action. And, the Drow is selfish, and not likely to kill himself. He'll be trying to find a way out, so he can kill the paladin without dying himself. Like I said though, it's very early stages, just an idea I got one night that I haven't had reason to work on.

Hopefully we don't have too many humans in the party, they are N.O.X.'s favored enemy twisted

What about my questions? xp

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Ah, but that's where the players have to use their brains. Figure out a way to get into town, or whatnot, without a riot occurring. Not to mention, the Drow might see the link as a free ride to hurt others, thinking the Paladin won't want to kill him. So, they'd have to figure out a way to keep him from being a problem. But, like I said, this isn't something I've put alot of thought into, as I haven't really had reason to.

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