[ SECRET POST #6898 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6898 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[What We Do in the Shadows]



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[Hero Inside]



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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

What games out there let you play non-stupid, non-chaotic evil?

with "brutal-but-good" not counting as evil, for obvious reasons

[(Anonymous)]

If you play the Dark Urge storyline in Baldur's Gate 3, you have plenty of chances to decide exactly how evil you want your evil while being clearly evil. Granted, going all in means you won't be able to keep a full party, but if you tiptoe the line it's still really fun and completely changes your potential end game scenarios. You can also still play evil with a Tav/OC but Durge has an actual storyline, not just blank slate adventurer.

[kaijinscendre]

Bioshock!

[(Anonymous)]

Owlcat games!

Kingmaker - You can be lawful or neutral evil in fasioning your kingdom

Wrath of the Righteous - You can go Demon/Swarm that Walks which are both chaotic (but not stupid!) evil. There's also a Lich path! And you can go from Lawful Neutral Aeon to Lawful Evil Devil path.

Rogue Trader - You're a conquistador capitalist in the Most Brutal Regime In Human History AND ALSO you can be Dogmatic Evil, Heretical (chaotic) Evil, or Iconoclast (trying to be sane) Evil.