Discord link?

I'm planning on the next entry being less... Exposition dumpy. I don't use discord, but in my experience most people seem to dislike Evil player characters. I can't really blame them since a lot of people try to play them like Murder Hobos or Cartoon Villains.

I can understand that position, but I’ve always been fond of playing the villain in roleplay— DND and otherwise— so I’ve had time to develop a few personality profiles that dodge the murder hobo concerns while still remaining interesting. My character is a Necromancer with the end goal of lichdom. She’s extremely narcissistic and self-serving, but she has the cunning to back up her ambitions and actions. She seeks to create a world of pure undeath in order to seat herself at its helm as a goddess, and sees the action of attaining lich status as the first stepping stone. Currently, my only allies are an Oathbreaker Undead Dragonborn and a Druid Lizardfolk. The former had his arms flayed to the bone with whips for defacing a holy artifact of Bahamut and was sealed inside of a soul gem for centuries before I released him. The later had her forest home torn apart by people who wanted to expand their city walls, and she took to the Necromancer’s vision of an undead world in her fit of rage.

Sounds fun! I also usually gravitate towards evil characters, but their goals are usually less grand. My 7 year old going on 200 Vampire Necromancer was just trying to get by and take care of her sick "father" (that was actually just a Zombie in rags). My Half Drow Bard was a spy on the surface trying to prove herself to her Noble family. And my Changeling was... actually just a bit crazy, to be honest. They couldn't empathize with others, felt running and hiding was a great way to get out of trouble, and also had a habit of killing people and stealing their identities. I liked them! I only got to play them for a heist one shot so I might come back to them at some point later.