There are at least some ways to complete the quests the "evil" way, you can kill Twinblade, kill Theresa, kill Wisper, take some evil quests, sacrifice people at the temple, steal and break stuff, etc ...
Again, killing by itself is not evil.
For instance, I indeed killed Whisper - but because I took some quests before, ('good' quests) and faced her as enemy - so, why should I let her go to cause more destruction? Especially if I’ll be given a reward for that?
And about why I took 'good' quests - well, again, I find nothing 'aesthetic' in robbing and killing - see the link above.
I prefer intelligent route. You can be evil and intelligent. You just don't see it often...
So, I'm, by AD&D terms, Neutral Good.
I know an other guy, he's 100%, hardcore satanist - he's chaotic good there...
Well, that's not mentioning the fact that there is no absolute Evil and Good, orientals got that right.
For instance, I killed a innocent young woman. Evil?
But if she survived, let’s say, she'd bear a child that would become a country leader that will start nuclear war that will, in turn, will erase humanity from the face of Earth. Hoo-hoo, I've saved the world! So, Good? (Far-fetched, but not impossible).
You can be despicable and honorless, though... and that is something I try to avoid at all costs.
Take Conan philosophy - while he killed a lot of people w/o second though, can you call him Evil?
Was Crom evil, even given his tendency to kill newborn babes with mere glance?
But, unfortunately, populace is dominated by Christian values where world is painted in Black and While, and want games to behave this way.
Yet, it indeed does simplify your moral choices... or, actually, dumb it all down.
Another reason to hate Christianity and alike monotheistic religions.
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