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<blockquote data-quote="Bupp" data-source="post: 8165009" data-attributes="member: 6784990">I've played and run games with multiple characters per player.2 characters per player is the norm at my table, though I usually only have 2-3 players. One character seems to be the &quot;main&quot; and the other ends up being a glorified stat block.I was ran a one on one game where the player played an entire party of characters. A party made up of one of each of AD&amp;D's elf races.The game I'm currently playing on Roll20 we have a sidekick, Droop the Goblin from LMoP. I run the character sheet on Roll20, and make a bunch of the combat choices for Droop. The DM does most of the role playing, and occasionally in combat will take the reins to do something offbeat with him. Each of the other players have roleplayed Droop at times. Always in a &quot;goblin voice&quot;. We explain this as that Droop is crazy, and these are all different voices that are in his head. Or that they are actually different entities that are influencing Droop. Yet to be seen.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bupp, post: 8165009, member: 6784990"] I've played and run games with multiple characters per player. 2 characters per player is the norm at my table, though I usually only have 2-3 players. One character seems to be the "main" and the other ends up being a glorified stat block. I was ran a one on one game where the player played an entire party of characters. A party made up of one of each of AD&D's elf races. The game I'm currently playing on Roll20 we have a sidekick, Droop the Goblin from LMoP. I run the character sheet on Roll20, and make a bunch of the combat choices for Droop. The DM does most of the role playing, and occasionally in combat will take the reins to do something offbeat with him. Each of the other players have roleplayed Droop at times. Always in a "goblin voice". We explain this as that Droop is crazy, and these are all different voices that are in his head. Or that they are actually different entities that are influencing Droop. Yet to be seen. [/QUOTE]

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