The Great
Choco Monster
Ghendar
Warlord
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The G Spot
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WotC - making me wish more and more every day for a return to the TSR days. :(
I fought the snark and the snark won. I'm baaaaaaaaaaack!
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I actually love to be swallowed. - Posted By gss_000 on 09/04/2007 2:32 PM
Could somebody explain Snatch to me? I understand the basics, but not how to enter/use it. - Posted by orcmonk220
G's the man. - Posted By greyhaze on 11/11/2008 8:58 AM
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The Great
Choco Monster
Ghendar
Warlord
12355 Posts
The G Spot
| | 06/22/2005 6:56 AM |
| Ghendar: A chaotic, fire obsessed, Kossuth worshipping fanatic.
I had sooooooooooo much fun playing this character. The DM had all of us pick a "trait" for our PCs. I picked fanatic and I annoyed the hell out of the rest of the group by trying to convert eveyone I came across.
It was fun. | |
WotC - making me wish more and more every day for a return to the TSR days. :(
I fought the snark and the snark won. I'm baaaaaaaaaaack!
Some of my favorite Maxminis quotes
I actually love to be swallowed. - Posted By gss_000 on 09/04/2007 2:32 PM
Could somebody explain Snatch to me? I understand the basics, but not how to enter/use it. - Posted by orcmonk220
G's the man. - Posted By greyhaze on 11/11/2008 8:58 AM
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Testament
Underboss
1397 Posts
| | 06/22/2005 7:28 AM |
| Dr Johann von Kruglor, Professional GENIUS!:
Hobgoblin Detective, self proclaimed Master Inquisitive, greatest inventor on all of Khorvaire and "Professional GENIUS!" He is actually quite good at his job, but his ego far outstrips his abilities in every department, other than combat. I have a ball playing him, partly my in-character voice (something I'm doing with most characters now) for him is a horribly cliched, overblown German accent. Mainly I love him because he's so much fun to play, and I love the fact that myself and another player can usually have the entire table in hysterics in short order.
The double act I pull with yet another player really completes the whole show, he's running Ernstenhans, Von Kruglor's (very) long suffering bodyguard and "faithful retainer". He spends a lot of time sighing and just shaking his head at the Doctor's antics. | |
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The Great
Choco Monster
Ghendar
Warlord
12355 Posts
The G Spot
| | 06/22/2005 7:34 AM |
| quote:
Originally posted by Testament
Dr Johann von Kruglor, Professional GENIUS!:
Hobgoblin Detective, self proclaimed Master Inquisitive, greatest inventor on all of Khorvaire and "Professional GENIUS!"
LOL! When I read that I thought of "Wile E Coyote, Super Genius"
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WotC - making me wish more and more every day for a return to the TSR days. :(
I fought the snark and the snark won. I'm baaaaaaaaaaack!
Some of my favorite Maxminis quotes
I actually love to be swallowed. - Posted By gss_000 on 09/04/2007 2:32 PM
Could somebody explain Snatch to me? I understand the basics, but not how to enter/use it. - Posted by orcmonk220
G's the man. - Posted By greyhaze on 11/11/2008 8:58 AM
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Hero of the Force
Siddartha of Suburbia
Underboss
2277 Posts
| | 06/22/2005 8:30 AM |
| | I'm getting a very strong sense of Deja Vu here. | |
"We can't stop here...This Is Bat country!"
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kyrin
Commander
3168 Posts
| | 06/22/2005 10:59 AM |
| My favorite character ever was my first swashbuckler, Ruprecht, a fighter with an 18 Dexterity and a 7 Wisdom. Man, I could really get into trouble with that guy. The DM essentially invented Weapon Finesse (this was 2nd Ed) to accomodate my character concept.
He believed he was the rightful Prince of Chichester, who was put in a basket as a baby and launched out to sea to save his life during a palace coup. For days he was fed by dolphins and seagulls until he was found and taken in by a kindly fisherman. At least that's what his big sister always told him, and why should she lie?
He was big into revelry, and loved to woo beautiful women. Now for some reason, it always turned out that those women were damsels in distress, or powerful sorceresses, or con artists, but hey, that's a swashbuckler's life.
"Evil? How can she be evil? Just look at her!"
His running buddy was Tristan, a young elven mage-thief. I made a deal with his player that Ruprecht would go along with most of his schemes, as long as Tristan could pull off the deception. In other words, I was willing to play that 7 Wisdom to the hilt.
One of his most prized possessions was an Earring of Regeneration. Since he could heal from almost any wound, he was even more foolhardy than usual. "I'll get better!" was his recurring catchphrase. He even threw himself off a cliff to avoid capture.
Great times. I'd like to play him again someday.
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rhane
Underboss
1412 Posts
| | 06/22/2005 1:23 PM |
| One of the best was Stromgaard Donalsson - a Human Cleric of Kord from a northern barbarian tribe. He had an 18 strength, and was always running with a Bull's Strength spell (before being nerfed by 3.5).
He was a fun character because he insisted on using everyone's full name, and insisted others do the same. Every time we met a new NPC, I got to go into my big booming rendition of "I'm STROMGAARD DONALSSON!!! WELL MET!"
He also had this tendancy for blasphemy...whenever a spell didn't work or he missed with an attack, he would curse Kord for betraying him - only to offer bountiful thanks if the next attack scored.
All in all an interesting dude. | |
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Darastrix Maekrix
dariustad
Warlord
6322 Posts
| | 06/22/2005 5:38 PM |
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devasque
Sergeant
874 Posts
| | 06/23/2005 12:00 AM |
| | Hmm... Several come to mind but narrowing it down to the one I had the most fun roleplaying and fleshing out was a dwarven ranger/rogue and selfstylized explorer. Never got a chance to take him any higher then 3/2 but I had a hoot playing his persona to the nines. He didn't have the best of Charisma and when the dwarven party he was part of ran across some elves (of which he'd never seen/met one)... Needless to say staring and belting out "Would'ja look'n 'dem ears!" didn't help our exhasperated cleric who was trying to make nice :) | |
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glauron
Underboss
1379 Posts
Sydney, Australia
| | 06/24/2005 6:45 AM |
| I played a bard named Mirror. He had a bad habit of repeating questions. If an NPC asked say, "What are you doing here?" Mirror would ask "What are YOU doing here?" I guess it wore thin because the DM killed poor Mirror. Fortunately he had a twin brother who came seeking vengeance. His name was Wat. Every time he was asked a question he'd say "What?" He died too. Fortunately they were triplets, so the third brother came seeking vengeance. His name was Noel. Noel was too stupid to put two words together, but that didn't stop him from trying. It wasn't easy, but I played Noel for 6 game sessions, and never said a word with an "L" in it.
Can you remember a scene from "A FIsh Called Wanda" where the guy is stuttering "k...k...k....k.... That was Noel's warcry. He never could say "Kill". | |
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Hero of the Force
Siddartha of Suburbia
Underboss
2277 Posts
| | 06/24/2005 8:13 AM |
| quote:
Originally posted by glauron
I played a bard named Mirror. He had a bad habit of repeating questions. If an NPC asked say, "What are you doing here?" Mirror would ask "What are YOU doing here?" I guess it wore thin because the DM killed poor Mirror. Fortunately he had a twin brother who came seeking vengeance. His name was Wat. Every time he was asked a question he'd say "What?" He died too. Fortunately they were triplets, so the third brother came seeking vengeance. His name was Noel. Noel was too stupid to put two words together, but that didn't stop him from trying. It wasn't easy, but I played Noel for 6 game sessions, and never said a word with an "L" in it.
Can you remember a scene from "A FIsh Called Wanda" where the guy is stuttering "k...k...k....k.... That was Noel's warcry. He never could say "Kill".
Was it the DM who killed the characters? Or the other players? [:P] | |
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glauron
Underboss
1379 Posts
Sydney, Australia
| | 06/24/2005 11:34 PM |
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Originally posted by Siddartha of Suburbia
Was it the DM who killed the characters? Or the other players? [:P]
The DM killed Mirror and Wat.
Noel retired after a long and successful career. | |
I have always been here. | |
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