Evil gaming

[Ctenas]

I´d like to ask for more experienced players how to play a game with eviel characters and act evil during the game. I gathered all the evil NPC´s, and they kept complaining that everytime I deceided to help someone. But if i don´t help i don´t get the good equipament or experience to advance in the game. Is there a way to solve this?

[Sazerac]

Yes. Tell them to shaddup and fall back in line...then go kill a peasant and lower your rep by 5 if it goes too high. Or you can have someone with no pickpocket skill try to steal from a merchant and have your rep go down that way (just make sure it's not a merchant you plan to deal with later on.)

Hope this helps!
-Sazerac

[Maxamus]

I siggest you play as neutral evil

They only care about themselves, so doing good quests for XP and gold is still in character

[Gothmog, Lord of Balrogs]

never do any quests unless the actually tell you there will be a significant reward. Only kill people if it is in your best interests to do so. Otherwise, let them live to tell others how merciful you are. Killing people is so time-consuming sometimes. People are so much easier to control when they think you're a hero. My evil party had rep. of 9-11 the whole game. I only had to steal from one random merchant (Enge, in Waukeen's Promenade b/c he's indoors) the whole game. Neutral Evil, of course.

[drewal]

1. Sixofspades has an exceeeeelllllent thread on playing evil.

2. Slaughtering everybody, if you can get away with it, is only appropriate for a chaotic evil party, though sluaghtering large numbers of people and getting into shootouts in the city streets with cowled enforcers and amnish guards is generally appropriate udner the right set of circumstances.

3. Abuse your NPCs, all of them. Pick up goody two shoes and turn them into blithering idiots by equipping them with cursed items. Send the good members of the party out front, all the time. When they run into monsters, let them fight until they die, then move in for the kill. Or, toss a few fireballs ontop of the whole lot of them. Never let an NPCleave the party. If they are complaining a lot, and appear about the leave, turn them to stone, put them into a Maze and then kick them out, disintegrate them. Remove them from the party while dead. Etc.

4. Summon demons in various innapropriate places.

5. Force Keldorn to attack his own family - use spells if necessary.

6. Leave someone in the planar prison.

7. Download the romance patch and romance all available options at the same time...then cheat whenever the game presents you with the opportunity.

8. Betray people whenever the quest allows it.

9. Kill quest-givers when they have finished paying you.

10. Ensure that your entire party is equipped mean looking weapons. Download item libraries to supplement choices.

11. Download the NPC Mod I am currently working on when it is finished. It will provide you with two new evil NPCs, a chaotic evil half-orc barbarian from the Sythsillian army, named Lopsis, who suffers form severe insanity, and a rotting cursed, necromancer called The Ib (neutral evil).

Originally posted by Sazerac: Yes. Tell them to shaddup and fall back in line...then go kill a peasant and lower your rep by 5 if it goes too high. Or you can have someone with no pickpocket skill try to steal from a merchant and have your rep go down that way (just make sure it's not a merchant you plan to deal with later on.) Hope this helps! -Sazerac

I'll have to agree with Sazerac on this one. Oh,

[Radek]

Some quests have "evil" and "good" path of completing. The evil paths lower your reputation. Always select the evil path.