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-Greg Stolze on Demon on [[https://forum.rpg.net/index.php?threads/picked-up-demon-the-fallen.19676/page-12|rpg.net]]
-"...and to correct what seems to be fated to be a common misperception about D:tF...
-You do NOT need to get 'more evil' to become more powerful. There's a measure of how generally pissed off your character is -- a trait called (wait for it) "Torment".
-Demons with high Torment can more easily access some of the mayhem-oriented powers of their Apocalyptic Form. However, high Torment demons also have trouble using OTHER powers in ways that are subtle or require fine control. A high-torment demon could (conceivably) try to light a cigarette with his powers and wind up setting everything he's touching on fire. (It's a bit of a silly example, but it gets the point across.)
-Generally speaking, high-Torment = more damage, less control. Low-Torment = less damage, more control.
--G."