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| Druid_of_the_storm05-24-07, 08:30 PM | RULES: 1. Must be non templated 2. Any version of D&D goes 3. Explain what you thought was fun about him/her/it 4. It can be labled fun for both flavor and power (please no arguments between the two.....save it for the COB...:D ) BEGIN!! 1st: My first rogue....he was a sneaky lil *******.....and because he was evil my first big payday was from murdering a shop keeper and taking his stash....then selling the actual loot to the trader next door :).....I like my shinys:love: |
| darkdragonk05-24-07, 09:25 PM | Gimpy the Orc wizard with 9 intellegence. BEST. ONE. SHOT. EVER. It was tomb of horrors and everyone else died and I lived due to being smart in real life. Then when we fought the Lich construct everyone got soul sucked so I wished I had a sandwich with the gem of cursed wishing and FIRE IN THE WHOLE threw it in the room and ran. I ended up with all my partys gear plus all the treasure. Then I crawled into the Demon mouth to enjoy my sandwich:D |
| Apupunchau05-24-07, 09:46 PM | Thudgar "Thud Pot N' Pans" Firebeard Thud was a dwarven fighter but not a very good one. Like all dwarves (at least in the campaign) he joined the dwarven army for X years after coming of age. Thud however was a good book and a decent brewer and well liked by his mates. One night while his patrol was bedding down for the night he was on watch making some coffee when his group was attacked by a group of goblins he single handedly beat them off with a hot frying pan, a ladel, some scolding coffee and a pot for a helmet. Not much good with a sword or axe but you would not believe the rolls I got wielding a frying pan. After that he met the actual party and he would only fight with cooking utensils with a pot on his head. He was loveable and very fun to play. |
| servac05-25-07, 08:00 AM | I had a kobold rogue named Gregoran (everyone called him Kobie) he had no internal monolog, he also said his thought a loud. If you cant hear him then you were in trouble. He'd take everything not nailed down and a claw hammer +1 the everything that was. He once descided to clean out his bag of holding and crawled into it. The party was then attack and captured. Kobie's bag was thrown in with the rest of the bandits treasure. Kobie crawled out stole they treasure, sneaked out to the others, unlocked their cell door and lead them out. |
| GatorBurf05-25-07, 11:07 AM | A buddy of mine in our group was a human monk who got transformed into a Large Razorback Boar. We were all transformed into something different (my Dwarf Barbarian was furious at being a halfling) but when came time to revert back he decided to stay a pig. We got him piggy armor and even had his tusks lawfully aligned and coated with silver. Anytime we needed any spare cash for a room or anything else we would have the pig wrestle any and all takers. He only lost once and that was to a Silver Dragon in disguise. The pig was a whole lot of fun |
| Fluffykins005-25-07, 12:35 PM | Bob the Squirrel, a halfling rouge. We were forced to stay the night at this nobles house, so Bob stole all the silverware. When i asked the DM he said it was all made of silver, so was about 50 sp worth of cash. Well, a bit later we ended up in a fight with a bunch of devils. Now, during the fight Bob was doing what he did best(hiding), but this badly damaged imp landed about 5 feet from him and saw him. So he threw one of the silver forks. And killed it. The uproar that caused was beyond hilarious, as the fighter hadn't managed to kill a single devil yet. Bob kept that fork for the rest of his life, and called it his +1 Fork of Devil Slaying. |
| BishopHastur05-25-07, 02:58 PM | Harlablarl Blarlaharl my orc barbarian with a int of 6 who insisted that every one call him by his full name. He later got a pet lion that he used as his mount named Garlaharl Blarlaharl. The names alone make him one of the greatist character I've made, because now in days the group runs if they hear a mention of him. |