D&D advice

walkertexasdruid · 01-27-2011, 08:04 AM

I have been playing D&D for a while now, and I usually have a fun time. My natural alignment is chaotic good. I have recently challenged myself to play an evil character, but my DM keeps saying, "those are interesting actions, but you are still not evil." I kind of of feel like Scotty Evil, when his father chastises him for not being "evil enough". I guess I feel uncomfortable about being mean for no reason. I guess what I am doing would be similar to Elan trying to play Nale. The only time I come close is when my character is feeling vengeful. So what should I do? The best D&D players are able to play characters that are completely different from who they are in real life. Hopefully, I will be able to do that too.

01-27-2011, 08:04 AM	#1
walkertexasdruid I am the One Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Infinate Layers of the Abyss Posts: 533	D&D advice I have been playing D&D for a while now, and I usually have a fun time. My natural alignment is chaotic good. I have recently challenged myself to play an evil character, but my DM keeps saying, "those are interesting actions, but you are still not evil." I kind of of feel like Scotty Evil, when his father chastises him for not being "evil enough". I guess I feel uncomfortable about being mean for no reason. I guess what I am doing would be similar to Elan trying to play Nale. The only time I come close is when my character is feeling vengeful. So what should I do? The best D&D players are able to play characters that are completely different from who they are in real life. Hopefully, I will be able to do that too. __________________ Naive Optimist