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Evil Edition. What was your favourite evil PC?

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>animeshit
Eh, at least it's not fetish trash.

Favorite evil PC has to be a tengu rogue that would steal people's handkerchiefs, the tobasco sauce from restaurants, and occasionally knickknacks that no one cares about.

He stole so many that eventually he became a folk legend, and came to be thought of as good luck. Eateries of all kinds would put bottles of sauce on windowsills as an offering, and it became commonplace for pirates and other rogues to wear kerchiefs in their back pocket.

Jinx eaters, other tengu rogues, decided to take advantage of the good luck reputation to get themselves in among pirate ships and bandit groups.

The best part is that his token was just a regular fucking crow.

I haven't had a chance to play them yet, but I would love to play a motherly, happy lamashtan cultist who wants her family to grow.

>pregnant loli wolfgirl OP pic.jpg

Can I shamelessly yoink that as a bit of folklore/legend for a small town at some point user? That's really charming and fanciful.

What if the serial killer vigilante instead gains the following:

Thwart Pursuit: At 3rd level, a serial killer adds her level[...]
Studied Target: At 4th level, a serial killer gains the studied target ability as if she were a slayer of her vigilante level[...]

>pregnant loli wolfgirl

Ugh, no. Loli is not my thing, and the character would be, I think, human or elven probably; oh, sure, wears the mask, has the scars, but a 'normal' character who worships the mother of monsters. An adopted daughter, if you would.

Does Horror Adventure's fear and sanity subsystems mean bravery is actually fucking useful for once?