*Goofy* Druid [Archive] - Wizards Community

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Psycho_Rebel93
08-07-05, 12:59 PM My dm wants to play a *goofy campaign* and i have no idea how to make my halfling druid (using the races of the wild racial substitution levels and a riding dog companion) goofy. Can anyone help?
I was thinking along the lines of he has a habit that makes him wierd or something. Has you can see I am not very good at storylines for any of my characters.

Plz Help
Shar_Narishma
08-07-05, 04:04 PM well... one way would be to not have a riding dog(you can ride other animals that are medium, and therefor alot of animal campanions at level one).

a good way to make it "goofy" would be to use the brixashulty animal in races of the wild(look in the way back). It is essentially a mountain goat looking thing. Kinda like a sheep and goat mix, its pretty cool.

how much goofier can it get for a hafling to be riding a sheep? also, when in dungeons, you should try to use spider climb, so you can be riding your sheep as it walks on the walls.
Psycho_Rebel93
08-07-05, 04:44 PM thats a good idea i could do that and while im here and thinking of it does anyone know where a discworld d20 is? Or is there one? I know it doesnt go with the board but it was easier instead of typing another thread.
aleshandre
08-07-05, 05:34 PM The concept doesn't have to be "goofy" for the character to be goofy. He can certainly have a strange personality, for example; be forgetful, misplace stuff and assume that the nearest character (not thief) took it and demand that it be returned or you'll turn them into a newt (that gets better). Find it later in the very place you put it and act like you knew it was there all along.
drakintana
08-08-05, 03:12 AM You could use a lot of inspiration from Pikel Bouldershoulder(I hope I spelled that right). He was a a dwarven druid. You can find him in the second book of the hunters blades trilogy(FR).

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Psycho_Rebel93 08-07-05, 12:59 PM	My dm wants to play a goofy campaign and i have no idea how to make my halfling druid (using the races of the wild racial substitution levels and a riding dog companion) goofy. Can anyone help? I was thinking along the lines of he has a habit that makes him wierd or something. Has you can see I am not very good at storylines for any of my characters. Plz Help
Shar_Narishma 08-07-05, 04:04 PM	well... one way would be to not have a riding dog(you can ride other animals that are medium, and therefor alot of animal campanions at level one). a good way to make it "goofy" would be to use the brixashulty animal in races of the wild(look in the way back). It is essentially a mountain goat looking thing. Kinda like a sheep and goat mix, its pretty cool. how much goofier can it get for a hafling to be riding a sheep? also, when in dungeons, you should try to use spider climb, so you can be riding your sheep as it walks on the walls.
Psycho_Rebel93 08-07-05, 04:44 PM	thats a good idea i could do that and while im here and thinking of it does anyone know where a discworld d20 is? Or is there one? I know it doesnt go with the board but it was easier instead of typing another thread.
aleshandre 08-07-05, 05:34 PM	The concept doesn't have to be "goofy" for the character to be goofy. He can certainly have a strange personality, for example; be forgetful, misplace stuff and assume that the nearest character (not thief) took it and demand that it be returned or you'll turn them into a newt (that gets better). Find it later in the very place you put it and act like you knew it was there all along.
drakintana 08-08-05, 03:12 AM	You could use a lot of inspiration from Pikel Bouldershoulder(I hope I spelled that right). He was a a dwarven druid. You can find him in the second book of the hunters blades trilogy(FR).