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How about an amnesiac Changeling Druid who keeps asking, Where am I, Who am I, What am I?

Well, lawful evil is more reliable than chaotic neutral... I kinda felt bad for the paladin... and the rogue... and the cavalier. Granted the paladin was the only good character other than the cleric (detect evil was worthless as the entire party lit up) and the rogue and I hated each other's guts. The cleric okayed me to hit the lake with lightning so I did. >.<

I don't play at the moment, but here's one of my old characters:

Graek Wolf-Fang, CN Half-Orc Barbarian 4, Thug for hire. Worked with a Warmage, Dorian Dyre, using tactics and brawn to "solve problems". During a fight with a pair of thieves, the two were seperated, and Graek was wounded grievously. He came to being tended by a Halfling Cleric called Cora, and he felt that he owed her a "life-debt". She tried to make him a nicer person, but in time his amorality in fact made her slightly more callous to the world, especially after she ran from her community of oppressive Halflings that stole Gnome land. Died at the Battle of Sarquion's Bridge, where he, Cora, Dorian and his two brothers Nulan and Jachoby, all stood against an army of Orcs and prevailed, until a Half-Elf Paladin detonated the bridge too early, killing them.