Reaver

"Reaver" is one of the 33 archetypes within the Disposition system. A Reaver is motivated to act upon consuming emotions that push them to relentlessly inflict pain, misery and destruction.
== General Overview ==
The Reaver does whatever his hatred and lust for destruction drive him to do. He is arbitrarily violent and committed to the spread of misery and chaos.
=== Moral Outlook ===
The Reaver represents the destruction not only of beauty and life but also of the order on which they depend.The major precepts of the Reaver are randomness and woe.
Possessed by a toxic desire for vengeance upon the world, he murders, despoils and terrorises any he comes across.
Driven from within by strong poisonous and unpredictable emotions.
Reavers revel in their notoriety and the fear and suffering they cause to others and to society at large.
Reavers are driven by a rage so consuming that it can never be satisfied.
For some, this rage is birthed from a truly horrific past - perhaps one in which they suffered at the hands of another evil being.
In other cases, it is caused by disgust or despair ignited after witnessing too much depravity. 
Perhaps a sense of thwarted entitlement boils over into murderous fury.
The Reaver is the bane of all that is honourable and good.
Out-of-control, animalistic butchers and spree murderers.
He lives to destroy the innocent and virtuous.
He is unable to conceal his true nature for long and is prone to frenzies of extreme violence and cruelty.
=== Society ===
Typically, the Reaver can be made to co-operate only through force. Any self-appointed superior must constantly prevent attempts to murder him.
He believes all others to be threats that must be eliminated.
== Presentation ==
=== Alignment Reference ===
The Reaver archetype corresponds with a strongly Chaotic and strongly Evil alignment within the Nine-Point Alignment System.
=== Example Reavers ===
Smaug (The Hobbit)