Monstrous Compendium Vol. 1: Spelljammer Creatures
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I am just exited to have an evil themed sorcerer subclass. What are your thoughts?
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Mixing an evil themed charater with a neutral and/or good players usually ends badly with the evil charater taking the interpetion they can be 100% anarchy and do things that go against the party, While in theory it sounds fine to have an evil charater, reality on the tabletop is always very differnt.
A lot of that depends on player maturity. I've seen more players do what you describe playing the CN alignment than ones playing an evil alignment.
Maturity level, yes that was a word I was grasping for but couldn't catch it, thanks for that.
Yes CN does a lot of generic anarchy.
Oddly there is nothing more evil about this sorcerer compared to others. Dragon sorcerers have the chaotic colors, Aberrant sorcerers are touched by the far realm and I can’t think of any good coming from there. Wild Magic is sourced from the fey and has plenty of evil within it. Having Demonic bloodline doesn’t make this more evil than any other sorcerer.