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I already posted this story in another thread, but I felt like starting a new poll, so please forgive me for putting this up again.

So I'm playing an evil party composed of LE monk, Vic, Edwin, Korgan, and Jan. I really want to get the Ring of Gaxx early for Korgan, but to do so I need a character who can weild an available +4 weapon with at least 2 attacks per round. Don't have. So, I go off Firkraag and pick up Carsomyr. Then I recruit Keldorn, who is apparently so stupid that he doesn't bother to cast detect evil or mind that I have a rep of 7.

We hot foot it over to Kangaxx. Keldorn+Carsomyr+Protection from Magic scroll=dead demilich. I politely ask if I might inspect both that ring and that impressive weapon. Hacked him to up right there and left his prissy ass to rot in Kangaxx's tomb. Oh, the ignominy! (Oh yeah, then I sold the sword to Roger the Fence, who really shouldn't carry so much cash on him.)

My only regret is that there is no way to actually pick up his body and put it in the coffin. That would have been deliciously evil, indeed!

PS: In that same game, I also made a point of murdering every single other NPC. Not a challenge, of course, but evil cares not for glory.

I also killed all the good and neutral npcs in the game. I killed Aeeire while she was an ogre even though she told it was a illusion. When i met Yoshimo in the first dungeon, i killed him. I also attacked the Radiant Heart building. Killed everyone there. I let Mazzy go and attack the shadow dragon, for revenge, and she was slaughtered. I took Kelgorn, stripped away all his armor, took Korgan, and had the dwarf beat the paladin with his fists.

i think killing the druid grove is one of my top evil things, rattign out the slave revolt is pretty funny as well

I went on a killing spree in the Government building. Keldorn warned me about needing to change my ways. So we headed over to the Radiant Heart and slaughtered everyone there. Needless to say, Keldorn really objected to that...

A truely evil person wouldn't simply kill the offending NPCs, so here is what I do:

Step 1 Beat unconscious
Step 2 Blind
Step 3 Deafen
Step 4 Enfeeble
Step 5 Feeblemind
Step 6 Slow
Step 7 Polymorph into a squirrel
Step 8 Pertrify
Step 9 Imprison

Now that's much worse (or better, I guess) then only killing the NPC, wouldn't you agree?

I don't know how evil this is, since they were drow, but my character was on auto pilot and accidentally killed a spider while in the underdark and the whole city went ape on me, so I killed them. I walked into every building I could find and slaughtered the lot of them. I left that city totally lifeless. It was a good feeling, especially since I was soloing.

Piq

Trademeet: Simulacrum, Protection from Evil, Gate, Summon Fiend, Cacofiend, Meteor swarm...killed the whole city with my sorc...

I'm also playing an evil party with Vicky-bunny, Korgan and Jan as NPC:s. Personally, I perceive deceit and double-crossing as more evil than only killing people, so I use very much the same style as Dúnadan describes above.

Pretending to be at their side, I take in the good NPC:s, use them as instruments for my evil plot, and then dismiss of them in various ways. After finishing D'Arnise stronghold, I gave Nalia a cursed scroll of feeblemind, then turned her into a squirrel before disintegration time.

I let Aerie use every cursed item I could find, and needless to say, she became useless after that. So I decided that a nice Aerie statue would improve the interior design at Copper Coronet. Maybe I will go back there later, turn her back to flesh and make her the victim of more evil acts.

My next move is to use Anomen as long as I need him, then let him fail his test, and eventually there might be a belt of gender change waiting for him.

But truly, I find it quite difficult to play evil. I felt horrible when I killed the thief Erbald at the inn in Docks. All the time I hit him, he kept screeming "I must flee, I must flee". I felt such a pity for the poor guy. What an unneccessary waste of life (sob!)

(@Hazim ibn Gorion: Do you know how to say "daugther of Gorion"?)

In BG1 I needed Khalid but didden't want Jaheira in my Party. I simply killed Jaheira with Khalid because he was my main-fighter and kicked the dead Jaheira from the party. This, however, can't be done in BG2 as far as I know; the programers have done a great job !!

I play a very evil character, but he is no psychopat. I dont kill everyone i see, i find that poor roleplaying. He is neutral evil, and i play him so.

I helped Firkraag get the papers, i killed everyoe in druidgrove, i pick the nasty lines in all dialogues, i let the white dragons eggs be taken by the demon, and so on, but i cant see why i would kill everyone i see.

Originally posted by ThorinOakensfield:
<STRONG> <snip>I killed Aeeire while she was an ogre even though she told it was a illusion. <snip></STRONG>

well that is not evil, is it

Most evil, hmm let me think. Well I accidentally steppted on a squirrel once...

Originally posted by C Elegans:
<STRONG>(@Hazim ibn Gorion: Do you know how to say "daugther of Gorion"?)</STRONG>

That would be "ibnay Gorion," although sometimes the transliteration is "ibnai."

hmm i think my most evil thing was going trough all the parts of Athakla to kill al of the town criers i really hate that:"hear ye ! hear ye !!!" stuff

A couple instances of cruelty towards my pcs:

1. If my sorceror had some melfmeteors left over after a fight, and I wanted him to switch back to the staff, I'd let him fling them at the party members.

2. Casting regeneration on the tank, followed by insect plague and dolorous decay. Mainly to watch him twitch.

Most Evil thing I did (I did this with good npcs ):
Left Korgan to rot in the crypts beneth the graveyard
Let a statue of Edwin guard the thieves guild
Saved Viconia, then burned her at the stake myself
Left Nalia to torture in Spellhold
Left Aerie to Kangaxx's Imprisonment

The most eevil thing hehe :

In BG2 there are propably my "exercises" with priest magic in Athcala - epecially "problems focused on fiends summoning" - It means study of example pit fiend in city environment, "interactions" with other people or even another pit fiend, etc...

In BG1 ? Poor Jaheira - she was a widow in any my game - Khalid always met his doom in cloakwood (I joined Coran instead to my party)

[ 04-13-2001: Message edited by: Manveru ]