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<blockquote data-quote="Chaosmancer" data-source="post: 7730000" data-attributes="member: 6801228">I don't disagree with anything you said. But how many times did that guy play a Fighter than wanted to be a Paladin after that?How many times have you played a cheerful Dwarven Racist? OR a Bard who refused to bend the minds of others on principle?I played a Storm Sorcerer Teifling Jeweler and part of his quest was making a necklace worthy of his goddess. I don't think I could end up playing that guy again. His story is done and I don't feel a desire to reboot it. Same with my poor Gnome Cleric. But, there are plenty of other characters and personalities for both you and me that seem like they'd be a ton of fun and we're excited to play. However, their are people on these forums who while you weren't playing, were still playing. You took 10 to 20 years off from the game, but they didn't. And so, IMO, a lot of them are pulling from a far smaller pool of personalities and characters, because they've already done the concepts they are interested in trying. And, people almost always play what they are most interested in first, which means that after playing for 30 years straight, some people are down to playing characters they don't like, or rehashing the mechanics of old characters.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chaosmancer, post: 7730000, member: 6801228"] I don't disagree with anything you said. But how many times did that guy play a Fighter than wanted to be a Paladin after that? How many times have you played a cheerful Dwarven Racist? OR a Bard who refused to bend the minds of others on principle? I played a Storm Sorcerer Teifling Jeweler and part of his quest was making a necklace worthy of his goddess. I don't think I could end up playing that guy again. His story is done and I don't feel a desire to reboot it. Same with my poor Gnome Cleric. But, there are plenty of other characters and personalities for both you and me that seem like they'd be a ton of fun and we're excited to play. However, their are people on these forums who while you weren't playing, were still playing. You took 10 to 20 years off from the game, but they didn't. And so, IMO, a lot of them are pulling from a far smaller pool of personalities and characters, because they've already done the concepts they are interested in trying. And, people almost always play what they are most interested in first, which means that after playing for 30 years straight, some people are down to playing characters they don't like, or rehashing the mechanics of old characters. [/QUOTE]

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