Character Description [Archive] - Wizards Community

Character Description [Archive] - Wizards Community

Post/Author/DateTime Post
Bronik
04-11-06, 05:43 PM Hey, I am with a friend and I had him take the Test. And he turned out to be a Lawful Good Dwarf Cleric. He has never played before and has no clue what that means. I know, but cannot describe it to him in a way I feel would do justice. I would look up the descriptions in my Players Handbook but I loaned it out to another friend who was going to start playing. He was a new player so I loaned him it to kind of get a rough idea about the game. Back to the point. I know this might be a little hassle, but was hoping someone could give me the descriptions for a Dwarf, a Cleric, and Lawful Good: as they are in the Players Handbook. I don’t know of any websites where I could find this information otherwise I would not have gone to the trouble of asking. Again sorry if this is a hassle but I really need those descriptions.

Thanks!
Rocketboy13
04-11-06, 08:21 PM Dwarf: Due to growing up in close quarters with many family members, all of which tempered by age and experience, and to some degree hard work. They have a social focus on the clan and family. The only private aspects of their lives are their emotions, so they guard them behind a stiff vinere. They are dutiful and work to further the whole of the group. Their vices have to do with greed, they like material things and money.

Cleric: You feel a conection to higher forces, or a higher calling. You have a message for others around you and you spread the message by showing how well such advice serves those who heed it.

Lawful: You are organized, or conversely you like order and support it. Laws are good because they insure fair play, and repercutions for those who break them. You do not mind variations so long as they make sense, everyone follows those new rule alterations, and they make things run more smoothly, rather than eraticly.

Good: You want to help others and are willing to sacrifice a small amount of your time or yourself to do so, you probly hold open the door for others, give your coat to the girl your with, or you will help people move without expecting anything of substance in return (though since he is also a dwarf he may very well do these things because of their rewards.)

I think this is a decent boiled down assesment. :)
Bronik
04-11-06, 09:57 PM Thank you so much. This is exactly what I needed.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Bronik 04-11-06, 05:43 PM	Hey, I am with a friend and I had him take the Test. And he turned out to be a Lawful Good Dwarf Cleric. He has never played before and has no clue what that means. I know, but cannot describe it to him in a way I feel would do justice. I would look up the descriptions in my Players Handbook but I loaned it out to another friend who was going to start playing. He was a new player so I loaned him it to kind of get a rough idea about the game. Back to the point. I know this might be a little hassle, but was hoping someone could give me the descriptions for a Dwarf, a Cleric, and Lawful Good: as they are in the Players Handbook. I don’t know of any websites where I could find this information otherwise I would not have gone to the trouble of asking. Again sorry if this is a hassle but I really need those descriptions. Thanks!
Rocketboy13 04-11-06, 08:21 PM	Dwarf: Due to growing up in close quarters with many family members, all of which tempered by age and experience, and to some degree hard work. They have a social focus on the clan and family. The only private aspects of their lives are their emotions, so they guard them behind a stiff vinere. They are dutiful and work to further the whole of the group. Their vices have to do with greed, they like material things and money. Cleric: You feel a conection to higher forces, or a higher calling. You have a message for others around you and you spread the message by showing how well such advice serves those who heed it. Lawful: You are organized, or conversely you like order and support it. Laws are good because they insure fair play, and repercutions for those who break them. You do not mind variations so long as they make sense, everyone follows those new rule alterations, and they make things run more smoothly, rather than eraticly. Good: You want to help others and are willing to sacrifice a small amount of your time or yourself to do so, you probly hold open the door for others, give your coat to the girl your with, or you will help people move without expecting anything of substance in return (though since he is also a dwarf he may very well do these things because of their rewards.) I think this is a decent boiled down assesment. :)
Bronik 04-11-06, 09:57 PM	Thank you so much. This is exactly what I needed.