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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ktulu" data-source="post: 4991521" data-attributes="member: 13465">Best one was the N-PIMP-C from Red Hand of Doom.  I can't remember the guard's name, because no one ever called him that.A little back-story:  The party was built entirely out of non-standard class/races in 3.5.  We had a half-orc monk/cleric, a half-elf bard/sorcerer/rogue, and a dwarven samurai.  Due to the small size, I made sure to include any possible NPC's.Well, the human fighter NPC joined up and was a decent meat-shield for a while, but as they kept coming across standard magic items, they gave it to the guard (armor, shield, sword, etc...).  His over-all power increased quite a bit, seeing how he received a ton of items.  In more than one scene, he held off against hordes of creatures, or single brute-enemies, allowing the party to survive or take down the bosses.Story-wise, he was just a simple guard who felt it necessary to help out the heroes.  By the end of the campaign, he was knighted, and was the most popular character in the group.That was quite humorous.</blockquote>