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@lovingdead first off is it possible for a characters alignment to shift along a scale over the course of a campaign?

@DiegoWolfe yes, some dems dislike that, but some like the challenge

@lovingdead well see the character idea I have I want to be part of a homebrew druid circle, but as she grows in her levels I would love her to also change alignment too, like going from lawful good to her idea of fitting in through to lawful evil by the end not caring about society but still doing what is right by her judgement. As well as I'd love her demonic heritage to present stronger as she advances in druid levels too, like she will look fairly normal at level one but by level 15-18 she will look like a full on demon fitting to the circle of dread (the homebrew druid class I really found cool)

@DiegoWolfe it's fine. Does sound intriguing, just make sure you know what your getting yourself into, if shes in a party after a while you all may need to go to town for supplies or to see a king or whatever and if shes all demoned out that may cause issues for the party.

It sounds like a fun challenge though for all involved. If anything itd be a good test for the party and for the DM

@lovingdead well I was designing her to really be a more dynamic character, and the circle of dread druids blame all forms of society for the "rape of fee natural world" instilling fear and dread in those who see her, so I thought the more demonic look would help the higher druid levels sell better, lol

There is an added level that she is a fire genasi/tiefling so she's be a flaming demon to boot...

@DiegoWolfe sounds good,yet dont cling to much to the development, the dm has the narrative, it's up to you to navigate it

@lovingdead True, I make a classic blunder, like getting into a land war in Asia, or going against a Sicilian when death is on the line. I know the exact path my girl will be on is out of my hands, I just kind of go narrative development in my head I guess, lol