Which nations most represent chaos or evil?

[Kristoffer O]

Undead dagon siounds fun, and slimy.

[HoneyBadger]

It would make my whole week, Kristoffer.

[HoneyBadger]

If some or all of them were amphibious-which seems to make sense for undead-and if there were a variety of possible units you could get-undead Dagon, Void Lord, Ancient Kraken, maybe a Monolith? possibly an undersea version of Carrion Dragon that uses seaweed instead of vines, or an ancient temple that produces undead units?-off the top of my head,
then such a spell might work well as the center of an overall late game strategy for a nation that has trouble getting on land.

[Seve82]

I actually wish there was chaos nation in this game without having to retort to using mods as I understand somone has made some warhammer mod nations.

Make a quess what nation is best in warhammer imo :-D

On nations of dom3 I think Abysia is closest to chaos nation and thus is evil on all ages. R'Lyeh: Ia Ia Cthulhu Fhtagn! says it all ages. Then is La Ermor the land of death.

And what makes human slavery/ritual sacrifices evil? Both of them have been practiced far longer than these modern day religomorals. In the end it's just about point of view.

[HoneyBadger]

This thread inspires me to create an Evil Old Man Pretender. He'll cost 175 and have Death, Astral, and Blood, Dom 2, and 50 point pathcost. He'll start old, but be immortal. He'll have Fear (0) and get stronger in darkness (3). Upon death, he'll turn into something horribly squishy.

[moderation]

That makes me want to work on a Wicked Witch of the West pretender.

[HoneyBadger]

Don't make me get my flying monkeys!

[Professor_Dyar]

Considering how humans behave towards nature, I could entertain the idea that all of the human nations (okay, a few exceptions) are evil.

[sum1lost]

Professor_Dyar said:
Considering how humans behave towards nature, I could entertain the idea that all of the human nations (okay, a few exceptions) are evil.

I'm pretty sure that there is a big difference between 'careless and nearsighted about some nonsentient foliage' and 'enslaving all that is living, and then slaughtering it to summon the darkest demons of hell to serve your needs'

[Edi]

Let's just say that the new nations of Hinnom and Ashdod make even Niefelheim look pretty cuddly in comparison and the frost giants aren't exactly friendly toward humans...