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<blockquote data-quote="ValhallaGH" data-source="post: 3054005" data-attributes="member: 41187">The Warlock is one of the best balanced classes in D&amp;D that breaks from the normal types.&nbsp; It's fast, fun, useful, effective and plays well as a fifth party member.&nbsp; It's a lousy primary caster, since it's abilities are selfish, but it allows for some fun and powerful support.How is Chaotic a problem?&nbsp; Do what you want, hang with people because those are your friends and you have license to shrug off anything and everything.&nbsp; Lawful characters have to take offense to certain actions and insults, and then they should follow the established responses.&nbsp; Chaotic characters don't have that limitation, allowing them to gloss over, or make a big deal out of, anything the player deams appropriate.&nbsp; This makes them unpredictable but allows them to be the one that keeps the peace by stepping around the problem.Of course, if the player is an easily offended jerk then the character will be as well.&nbsp; But that's true no matter what alignment the character has.*Remembers watching the honorable samurai throw trees at the party's sleeping shugenja.&nbsp; Because.*</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ValhallaGH, post: 3054005, member: 41187"] The Warlock is one of the best balanced classes in D&D that breaks from the normal types. It's fast, fun, useful, effective and plays well as a fifth party member. It's a lousy primary caster, since it's abilities are selfish, but it allows for some fun and powerful support. How is Chaotic a problem? Do what you want, hang with people because those are your [i]friends[/i] and you have license to shrug off anything and everything. Lawful characters [i]have[/i] to take offense to certain actions and insults, and then they should follow the established responses. Chaotic characters don't have that limitation, allowing them to gloss over, or make a big deal out of, anything the player deams appropriate. This makes them unpredictable but allows them to be the one that keeps the peace by stepping around the problem. Of course, if the player is an easily offended jerk then the character will be as well. But that's true no matter what alignment the character has. *Remembers watching the honorable samurai throw trees at the party's sleeping shugenja. Because.* [/QUOTE]

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