What was your first PC's name?

haiiro · Jan 27, 2003

Do you remember your first character's name? And if so, do you still have the character sheet?

My first PC was a dwarf named Vlagranras, and I still have his sheet (clipped into the front of my 2e PHB, I believe). Apart from his name -- which I still think is neat -- there was nothing distinctive about him, though.

Edit: spelling.

Eternalknight · Jan 27, 2003

Pyke. He was a halfling in a game of OD&D. He only got to 3rd level, but he was a lot of fun

Viktyr Gehrig · Jan 27, 2003

Matthias. He was a spiritual martial artist trying to make Gamma World a better place.

He gave his life defending a telepathic dog.

chillrb · Jan 27, 2003

Tyrus, human wizard.

Severion · Jan 27, 2003

ShadowSpawn, Basic D&D thief. He eventually became the demon god of thieves IMC. No sheet though.

Snoweel · Jan 27, 2003

I was such a munchkin (at age 10) that character names meant SFA (precious little) to my mates and me.

IIRC, we used to refer to PC's by player name.

Oni · Jan 27, 2003

My first rpg character was a 2nd ed. elven thief named Aegis Ravenshadow. I have the character sheet in my papers somewhere. I almost stopped playing rpg's before I even really got into them because the dice hated him so much that he could never do anything effectively (but not enought to let him actually die, just be beaten to near death in a variety of humiliating ways). How does a character with 95% in hide and move silently fail over 50% of the time? Anyway he had his moments, but if it wasn't for the great people I gamed with I probably wouldn't be posting here.

hammymchamham · Jan 27, 2003

Veit Torunn, Dwarven Fighter. Took him from level 1 to 9. Stole the name right out of the 3rd edition PHB

Mouseferatu · Jan 27, 2003

Well, I can't remember my first character ever, but my first AD&D character (which is also the oldest I can remember at all) was a paladin named...

*Shakes head in embarrasment*

Cutter.

Yeah, like the guy from Elf Quest. I was in fourth grade, gimme a break.

For the record, once I got a bit older, he went through several name changes, and eventually ended up as Terron Nightsbane. He also eventually ended up an important (but background) NPC in my oldest homebrew setting.