Posted by Feirshay on September 1, 2000 at 17:01:50:
In Reply to: Chaotic vs. Entropic posted by Proud Blade(VIP) on September 1, 2000 at 15:32:43:
-A bit of background on Feirshay I played Feirshay as an antagonist more than anything. If your ideals involved forcing laws upon others, then I marked you as an enemy. I never let the good and evil aspects come into play. I considered myself as a neutral, though in essence being a storm giant made me good. Toward the end of my life, I was bored and needed something to do. So, I made war with a few Inn patrons, and the Maran for their morals and their perceptions of being of the light. I thought that killing evils just because they were evil was very wrong, almost a blasphemy of my life, because similar events has occured in my beginning. However, this didn't go over too well with Shokai. (No offense to him, and some feedback would be nice.) Being a follower of Uller, my main focus was to remove any and all semblance(s) of structure and law. Shokai asked me if I ever felt wrong about killing good guards, or his follower, Chayan. I did not. I replied that being good never took precedence in my life. And then I was unempowered and turned neutral. [Disclaimer] I don't have the time to roleplay this new path of my character. I'd really like to return to the old me, but college comes first. Feirshay is being put on the rack, maybe even deleted, soon. I hold no blame at Shokai, just mere curiousity at why he would do that to me. Anyway, I do feel that a chaotic neutral should be played as an antagonist. I almost see how it can swing both ways, but that's just my personal feelings. I don't exactly see a character of true randomness fitting within the structure of CF, let alone the mindset of the general playerbase. I just do not see it logically happening, but that might explain it right there. Feirshay