Evil Quest

Rolled 15 (1d100)

the priest

Rolled 80 (1d100)

>>1639338
The priest

Rolled 38 (1d100)

>>1639338
I'll back the priest as well. They're like a living necromancer. Just gonna find bodies to win over.

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>>1639462
So be it, Priest. You worship the Dark God and have made your home the ancient forgotten temple underneath Silverwind. Ten cultists currently follow you.

The Dark God expects results, but he understands that mortals are frail and useless, so he'll grant you some magic. Choose two spells from the following list.

Rolled 43 (1d100)

>>1639664
Dark lies.

I think it would give us an edge in turning small towns or villages to our side.

>>1639715
This
Also dark knowledge

>>1639664
Dark fear and dark lies.
Fear can be used to persuade potential cultists of our power early on

>>1639664

dark dark and dark fear

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>>1639715
>>1639812
So be it, Priest. You've been blessed with the powers of Dark Lies and Dark Knowledge. One last thing, though: you need a lieutenant. The Dark God will send one of these to aid you... but which?

>>1640572
>Sage
He could act as our long range caster/mage, a wise advice giver, a teacher should we wish to learn further, and knows of our potential future. Plus bad ass old man characters are always cool.

Rolled 1 (1d2)

>>1640572
Toss up between barbarian for body guard or sage for wisdom.

>1 Bar
2 Sage

>>1640572

> Barbarian

>>1640572
Sage

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>>1640628
So be it, Priest. A few weeks after you pledge yourself to the Dark God, a mighty warrior from the Frozen North arrives to aid your evil quest.

As you sleep that night, your dreams coalesce into a singular vision. You see light all the way to the horizon, nothing but pure white loving light, enough almost to bring you to tears. But in your peripheral vision, there is a dot of inky blackness. When you try to look toward it, it skitters away. Words form as you fight to see it.

MINION

THE LIGHT GOD

DESTROY ONE OF HIS CHURCHES BEFORE THE NEXT MIDNIGHT

GO

You wake suddenly to the chanting of your cultists as they engage in midnight prayer. The Barbarian looks over all of this, silent and brooding. You check your maps: there are two Churches of Light in the city slums and four elsewhere, as well as a church in the nearby town of Silverberg. Destroying a church will involve either destroying the actual building or performing an hour-long ritual to desecrate the holy ground, but other than that, the details are up to you. It might be possible to sack the church for supplies and valuables while you're there, which means the non-slum churches would be potentially more rewarding options.

Which church do you want to destroy, and what's your basic plan for doing it?

Rolled 7 (1d100)

>>1641324
Well we are young and we need numbers. So why not take over the slum churches. I'm thinking we can build a following in the slum's flock.

So we sneak in to desecrate the north slum church. Then in the day we bring new hope in the slums.

>>1641457
This

Rolled 63 (1d100)

>>1641457
Oops, wrong dice.

Rolled 85 (1d100)

>>1641457
Make the slums a no-go zone that not even the city watch is willing to traverse.

no one cares