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Message: <blockquote data-quote="hewligan" data-source="post: 4188349" data-attributes="member: 19688">Wow!First of all: Wow! What a fantastic game concept you have developed. I am HUNGRY to take part in this. I am GMing a 3.5 game on ENWorld, and mostly manage to post every single week day. I will probably stay with 3.5 for my GMing for a while (given that it can take a while to learn a system well enough to GM it), but would be keen to play in a 4e game to learn the system.I would like to add a character concept and be considered for this game:Name: KarothenAppearance: A healthy young man, touching 22, with prematurely silvering hair. His grey eyes and chiseled, clean shaven features mark him out. He is thoughtful, quiet, contemplative, withdrawn, and very, very worried.Background: The books are what holds the key. Karothen knew this. He sought them out. Secretly. But they haven't unlocked their secrets to him, yet. He has taken care of himself for many years now. He works in a small store, selling reclaimed nails, repaired tools, reclaimed clothing, and seeking out his much loved books wherever he can.Your Family/Neighbors: Father - tool maker, died when his child was 2. Taken by disease. Mother - withdrew into herself. Never connected with her child. Became silent. Died when child was 15. There once was a sister...He is intrigued by a young lady who speaks to him in private like she has some of the fear in her that he holds. An ancient lady, all leathered flesh, from down the street, whispers almost indecipherable remembrances to him. He ensures she is well fed and clothed.Relationships:Intended Class: Not sure yet - perhaps wizard? Need to see the core rules. Clearly something intellectual though, and not a fighter or rogue!</blockquote>

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