Just the people that stick out to me as actually EVIL people, although Murphy and Daevos are more killing machines than EVIL..

Erion's a Wiccan that kills his Fae because he can, and doesn't trust them. He screams at them regularly, because he's convinced they talk to him regularly. He believes anyone whom does NOT believe Moon is a *insert word for female dog here* is against Night. And screams regularly that ALL fae that are not native to the Glomdoring are siding with Moon, and thus against Night, and thus should not be allowed to return to the Faethorn - he kills them when he's done, and kills them in his newbie-intro, using some metaphor or whatever, comparing the novice to the fae, and how the fae's bound to Night (and Erion), just as the novice (A shadowbound) is bound to Night (and the Coven).

Ssooo. Who? Vote! You decide!

*Nudges other people to post why they might be evil!*

Im evil due to my necromantic tendencies, and doing raisedead on corpses and leaving them in places like serenwilde....

That's mean, not evil.

I'm the mortal version of HELP FAIN.

None of the people on this list are evil.

Erion - Psychotic
Bricriu - Mean
Visaeris - Manipulative
Silvanus - Discriminatory
Daevos - ... ? (He leads Magnagora?)
Murphy - ... ? (He kills people?)

AD&D guidelines, which we applied in the last thread.

Chaotic Evil- The epitome of evilness. Psychotic, cruel, brutal. Those are just some of the words you could use to describe a chaotic evil person. They're basically super nasty SOB's that have little to no regard for anyone but themselves. They'll slit your throat while you sleep on a whim, or kill you simply because they're bored, or they wanted to hear you squeal like a pig. They'll hurt you simply because they enjoy inflicting pain, and squish a squirrel under their boot just because they always wanted to know what a squirrel being squished under a boot would sound like.

Examples in Lusternia of a Chaotic Evil person: If you can think of anyone who fits this description, then feel free to say so.

Lawful Evil- Lawful Evil doesn't exactly mean you're evil per se, but it's usually the case. The main difference between Lawful Evil and Chaotic Evil, is that Lawful Evil people understand the pecking order, and generally abide by it. Whereas if you had a city full of Chaotic Evil people, you'd pretty much have anarchy, since no one wants to follow anyone else, and only through brutal suppression could you even get them to do jack squat, it wouldn't last long, since first chance they got they'd try to kill you and take control, or just run away. Lawful Evil people will work towards a common goal, and will obey instructions. Of course, if the opportunity arises where they can further themselves, they'll take it, but the key difference is that they are willing to work and function AS A GROUP towards a common goal.

Examples in Lusternia of a Lawful Evil person: Magnagora.

Neutral Evil- Basically a Neutral Evil person is you're typical, self serving, bastard. Their personal gains come first and foremost. They might be part of a larger, more structured society, but they're generally only there because either A) It suits their personal gains to assist, and in turn be assisted by, the larger society. Or Because they're too scared to leave. They're also the more subtle, reserved kind of evil, much like Lawful Evil, except that they dislike following the established leadership, BUT, unlike Chaotic Evil, they will do so if necessity dictates that they need to do it. They will assist others if it benefits them to do so, and usually only if it's in their best interests. They have their own personal agenda, which takes priority over everything else.

Um. Just because none of those things MEAN evil doesn't mean the people aren't evil AS WELL, Visaeris.

ALL of those characters are evil (POSSIBLY not Bricriu, I don't hear much of/from her, but she sounds it from logs and things, so Iunno.)

I view Vis and Bric as Nuetral, and Erion more Chaotic. Silvanus is lawful. I've not seen much RP marking Murphy or Daevos as evil, though.

Briclet switches between them all.

Plotting one day, doing things she might not really like, but they are orders and needed so she does em anyhow. (like, influence.)

The next day, kidnapping Etanru and cutting out his tongue, replacing it with a silver one because she knows it will make celest flip out.

Now, I just need to hide her actual nice personality traits, and I'm all set.

S'why I said nuetral.

and I make a point of RPing evil in my own way....I got a lot of sartan mhaldor evil instilled into me still....which was awesome by the way

Why just two days ago she was at the Pool with Stabbington threatening to eat the confused novices.

Bricriu's the only person Ashteru is afraid of, so I'll vote for her.
She's just...he shudders every time he hears or sees hear, because...while he was Nihilist, she always seemed so...evil?!

It's cute how all of the Mags are drawn to the Pool of Stars as of late. Rafael needs to do some cleaning up around there.

I still hold my vote at no-one.

There aren't any Evil people in Lusternia. There might be mean people, or manipulative people, but Evil - no.

EDIT: If you want to convince me, tell me a thing one of those from the list has done, and I'll explain how non-Evil it is.

Shrug. Erion and Bricriu both live solely for their own gains. Although Erion's starting to learn loyalty, although solely to Night. He's in love with Rowena, thus his only real loyalty there now. Erion is the sort that enjoys bloodletting for the sake of bloodletting. Shrug. Going by the guidelines I posted a few up, all but the last two I seriously consider evil in some aspect, and the last two excepted only because I've not seen anything to consider them evil. But then again, I normally only deal with Murphy when he's smashing people's skulls in for me. soo.

thats what I do best

My character is amoral, but not evil.

I would have sworn it was calling for nerfs, or complaining about something or other -duck-