> Hmm. This one's a few sandwiches short of a picnic, isn't she?
The idea came to me one day: hey, how can you have someone to whom all this crap happens and NOT have them break down? I would think having to go through hell like that, from Candlkeep onward, would really mess with anyones mind, even if they were the child of a god. Enter Jade. 
> This is one of those characters that the D&D alignment system simply
> breaks down on. She's kind of somewhere between chaotic neutral and
> chaotic evil, but neither of those really seem to fit entirely. In a way
> she's kind of true neutral in that she just doesn't care one way or the
> other. But even that doesn't fit because she's not trying to maintain a
> balance (balance is certainly not a word I would use to describe this
> woman).
No, you wouldn't. In the game I have her as CN, but like you said it really doesn't fit her all that well. Then again, I also gave her GM in daggers, and she's a thief. Eh, I role-play too much.
> This will be very interesting if you decide to continue with this
> character. I really can't see her attracting any followers, seeing as how
> she openly admits that she'll kill you when she has no more use for you. I
> think even Korgan would think twice before joining up with this woman.
> Heck, I think even Irenicus and Bodhi would be afraid of this woman.
LOL, yeah. I was trying to think of a group that would fit around her... Yoshimo, Cernd, and Haer'Dalis came to mind, though I'm not sure why exactly. I will say that Yoshi's in it now, and he's gonna be staying whether he likes it or not. 
Oh, and after what has happened, you are right, Jon and Bodhi should be afraid. Very, very afraid.
> While I normally don't like these kind of anti-heroes, I must admit that
> you did a fantastic job of presenting her.
Thank you. I didn't think I had shown her as demented as I had hoped, but I guess it came off better than I thought, or even intended. Now if only I can keep that going through the next bunch of stories...
> Now, if you'll excuse me, I think I just saw Jaycen going into the other
> room to grab Carsomyr and muttering something about a good old fashioned
> smiting being in order. I better go check on him...
Hehe, silly paladin. Tell him not to worry, Jade doesn't bother with that type. There are two kinds of people in her twisted world: those who are directly related to your fate, and those who don't matter in the slightest. Lucky for him, Jaycen belongs in the latter category.
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