Yes, true, I only asked this to see opinions, I played advanced for a while, when I was in 5th grade, but in 7th grade, I started a D&D group, of course, my first character was a neutral human fighter, easiest kind of character to play, but eventually, I began to play progressively darker characters, leaning towards evil, eventually I tired of playing evil, so I started a paladin, who I might add was quite a onesided character, so I got bored of him and got him killed (on accident) by refusing to run away from a horde of a thousand kobolds defiling the temple of Heironnius my deity at the time.

eventually, I stumbled upon a fascinating race, by mistake I might add, the Drow. I soon tried to buy two rapiers for him as his weapons, but they were far too expensive, so I bought two scimitars instead, and then made him a fighter, one of my favorite classes. Eventually, he became a fighter/bard, a flute-playing Drow bard. of course, his alignment became Chaotic Good.

As an inside joke, my DM made him of the house Do'urden, I knew nothing of Drizzt at the time (a week later I bought the darkelf trilogy) eventually, however, the world was being ended by an insane demigod striving for god status, and he found a 'spider collar' meant to give giant spiders +2 armor, he tricked it into working for him with a use magic device check of 32, and became a 'Fang of L'olth'(Giant mutant spider/humanoid prestige class) and i used the power gained by my spider mutation to take on L'olth in a one-on-one wallcrawling battle, at the time I had four extra arms, and a feat so that I could use scimitars in each arm with no penalty... if I hit with all of them, I did 6D6 damage with a 15% chance to hit critical with each.

I killed her while the world ended around both of us, ending the corruption of the bitch spider queen, L'olth, freeing the drow for about 30 seconds before the world ended.


Yes, chaos in my opinion is nothing like evil.

That I would tend to agree with... the cliche of "evil destroys itself" is more that chaos will destroy itself. Measured evil, guarded evil, carefully tended evil will grow more strong over time.

DO you consider choas evil? Or do you consider them two seperate ideals?

There's an interesting book called "Principia Discordia" that has some positive words to say for chaos and order alike. It argues that the constructive form of each is good, and the destructive form is bad.

Chaos can be quite useful if properly directed... for example, Paint Shop Pro has a "random noise" function that can add speckles to your picture. When you combine it with other features like Motion Blur or Contrast, it's great for creating all kinds of nice effects. (The stars on the BYONDscape banner were actually created with this method.)

It's worth mentioning that the Principia Discordia is available online in several forms... I'd post links, but I'm lazy.

hey mister i got hit in the ass with a whip. i dont have a problem with drow. i was just wondering why you play drow characters so much. and dont mess with my god. remember your first character is a god. and after all i had a deep halfling barbarion char that i loved. hmmmmmmmm wow it has been a yaer and a half since our group started.