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Personally, I plan on playing a Half Drow Ranger Gloomstalker.
Why do people keep calling them 'Thiefling'?
Theifling was the name of a Tieflng street gang from Wrath of the Righteous, which was set in Pathfinder, not D&D.
It doesn't matter if you understand what they mean.
Any class can "lean" toward evil if that is how the player wants to play them. it's the choices you make in the game which will define your char a evil one. And some of your companions will let you know which and ether disapprove or approve of your decisions.
Yep. This is a good example of why any class can lean to evil. And become evil. Even the generally considered good Paladin.
With the exception of resurrection magic that properly brings somebody back to life with their free will intact, Necromancy is generally considered to be objectively evil within the setting.
The only form of Undead which can be considered 'good' are the Baelnorn, which is a form of lich who's immortality is sustained by the blessings of the elven gods, rather than a need to consume souls.
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Clerics may also lean evil, depending on which gods they worship.
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Then there's the Oathbreaker, who rules as written are Paladins who broke their oath in order to follow darker powers and ambitions. Though Larian seems to have reflavored them to be some kind of potential anti-hero scenario.
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Then there's the Assassin subclass for Rogue, who by their very definition, is someone who kills people for money.