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Strange charcter concepts

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#1
Omnirahk_half-Rahkshi
Aug 13, 2008 19:51:01 A weird one just came to me today, and now I'd like to hear what other strange ones people have come up with. So here goes: the odd ideas you wish you'd get get a chance to play.

Mine's a razorclaw shifter barbarian that's actually a talented alchemist. It's kind of weird to see him going around with his homemade black nailpolish, until you see him tear steel in half. Yup, it's adamantine nailpolish. He's also got silver ready if he ever needs to face a lycanthrope infestation. Or maybe he's a wilder gish with deep crystal nails. *sigh* I hope 4e shifters aren't far away.
#2
drmorganes
Aug 14, 2008 7:17:24 I believe shifters appear in the 4E Monster Manual.
#3
Shiftkitty
Aug 14, 2008 9:05:14 You are correct, my good doctor.

I've never played any really bizarre creatures/combos, but in 1e I homebrewed a githyanki PC raised in human lands and trained by a monk/psionicist.
#4
zaydrache
Aug 14, 2008 21:24:25 Still like my 20 strength 8 intelligence human fighter for 4th edition. His name is UG and he kills good but that's about it.

Dragonborn battle clerics are pretty funny too.

Halfling dual wield rangers.

Elf princess rogue with the mighty kitty is one of my personal favorites.
#5
demonfey02
Aug 14, 2008 21:34:53 Shiny Lantern, CG warforged scout (MMIII) rogue/artificer/dungeon delver. He thinks he's a kender, and has made a sentient, LE morningstar he calls Common Sense, who is actually a devil trapped in the weapon and unable to possess the little maniac.

Gr'mak is a CN minotaur fighter. His favorite weapon are his opponents and the scenery, who he routinely grabs and throws/uses as a club/improv shield in combat. Old weapons include a succubus, three doors, and a number of minions. And, on one occasion, the party dwarf.

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#1 Omnirahk_half-Rahkshi Aug 13, 2008 19:51:01	A weird one just came to me today, and now I'd like to hear what other strange ones people have come up with. So here goes: the odd ideas you wish you'd get get a chance to play. Mine's a razorclaw shifter barbarian that's actually a talented alchemist. It's kind of weird to see him going around with his homemade black nailpolish, until you see him tear steel in half. Yup, it's adamantine nailpolish. He's also got silver ready if he ever needs to face a lycanthrope infestation. Or maybe he's a wilder gish with deep crystal nails. sigh I hope 4e shifters aren't far away.
#2 drmorganes Aug 14, 2008 7:17:24	I believe shifters appear in the 4E Monster Manual.
#3 Shiftkitty Aug 14, 2008 9:05:14	You are correct, my good doctor. I've never played any really bizarre creatures/combos, but in 1e I homebrewed a githyanki PC raised in human lands and trained by a monk/psionicist.
#4 zaydrache Aug 14, 2008 21:24:25	Still like my 20 strength 8 intelligence human fighter for 4th edition. His name is UG and he kills good but that's about it. Dragonborn battle clerics are pretty funny too. Halfling dual wield rangers. Elf princess rogue with the mighty kitty is one of my personal favorites.
#5 demonfey02 Aug 14, 2008 21:34:53	Shiny Lantern, CG warforged scout (MMIII) rogue/artificer/dungeon delver. He thinks he's a kender, and has made a sentient, LE morningstar he calls Common Sense, who is actually a devil trapped in the weapon and unable to possess the little maniac. Gr'mak is a CN minotaur fighter. His favorite weapon are his opponents and the scenery, who he routinely grabs and throws/uses as a club/improv shield in combat. Old weapons include a succubus, three doors, and a number of minions. And, on one occasion, the party dwarf.