Jessica

It's interesting to see they're leaning into this darker horror side of things because I think

There's lots of different styles of D&D that you can play.

And this is definitely a popular genre of horror because I've seen a lot of people doing their own homebrew worlds and campaigns.

So it's nice to see that kind of thing.

I think it's tricky to run a game when you have evil player characters, though, because it's trickier to run on balance.

Yeah.

It's funny you mention that because I have a friend, anytime they're in a position where they have to play an evil character for some reason, like we all agree as a table, they've always been tricked and they're not really good.

And they're unable to play an evil character.

It's not in them.

I quite like playing an evil character sometimes because, you know.

Well, you have to have a shared goal.

That's the thing.

And it can be an evil shared goal.

Like it's not good.

Or it's a selfish one.

Like in, well, the start of Baldur's Gate, you've all got worms in your head and you all want to get them out.

And so that is your selfish thing.

So regardless of what other things you've got going on, we're all doing this thing.

So there are ways to do it, but yeah, you've got to, yeah.

It's hard to do well, I think.