63. Nobody's mentioned Sir Osis, hailing from Liver? (Seriously, no idea what he'd be in game, but Sir Osis of Liver is one of those classic names that deserves a character. Any takers?)
64. Not perhaps a D&D character, but one I made for my Twilight homebrew... Dulccii, the (self-proclaimed) Coolest Assassin In The World. Nobody can tell whether Dulccii's male or female, just that s/he looks realy cool. Sadly, Dulccii's thicker than two very long poles and thinks that cool involves having no hair, lots of scimitars and standing half in a shadow whenever possible. The kicker was that Dulccii has incredible luck and poise, which more than makes up for his/her inability in every other field. (Hm, this worked better in Twilight. Guess the whole 'insane luck' thing doesn't translate too well between systems.)
65. Kylie, the halfling barbarian/monk. She's surprisingly good at berserk clobbering rages. (Yes, I know one class says 'any nonlawful' while the other says 'any lawful'. I don't care.)
66. Red Dragon Rogue. Sure, he's big. Sure, he can't hide well - but there's nothing in the rules to say he can't move like a cat or pick your pocket. Now he hides in an alley (and in the nature of Yo Mama jokes, he hides IN an alley) and acquires phenomenal wealth from the passers-by without them realising it.
67. What about an illithid paladin with bagpipes? I don't even want to know what they sound like played through a beak...