Drow (male) clerics

[Cephirus]

The drow certainly seem to be a very ordered' date=' rule-oriented (even their breaking the rules had its own set of rules) society for a "chaotic ethos only" race. I think being lawful is a bit different from being a follower of "order." In FL we sadly have to lump those together, but look at Oppressant for a great example.[/quote']

I do not think anyone is saying that are a "chaotic ethos only" race. Lloth herself may be, but that does not mean followers of her are, although most priests should be. There are many reasons one would follow Lloth and not necessarily follow the same ethos, such as out of fear, or simply seeing the world from a different viewpoint. Lloth only really cares about the end result, and the promotion of the chaos of struggling for power.

[jibber]

As Nyra, my RP was melded into, eventually, betraying the Order I had come to know. Of course, this couldn't happen until Lloth 'came' so to say, like the current plot. Unfortunately, I had things to do over the Christmas stretch.. and lost interest when I got back after being booted (and re-inducted..). Oh well?

[Raargant]

The drow certainly seem to be a very ordered' date=' rule-oriented (even their breaking the rules had its own set of rules) society for a "chaotic ethos only" race. I think being lawful is a bit different from being a follower of "order." In FL we sadly have to lump those together, but look at Oppressant for a great example.[/quote']

Yup, Menzoberranzan is a perfect example of 'ordered chaos', or perhaps 'chaos hidden under a veneer of order'. The number one rule appeared to be, "don't get caught".