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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Eccles" data-source="post: 698810" data-attributes="member: 5675">1. Thank you very much. We're not playing this week, but when I next see the player I'll pass it on!2. I accept the point, but I tend to go on what the players say rather than the PC's stats for charisma. And Braddoc's player is one of the more talkative ones - a few of the others are just in if for the hack'n'slash. Besides, in Braddoc's backstory it says that his only friend in the village was a bard. As a result, everything they did for their first adventures was sung about. Only problem is that the bard didn't bother getting everyone else's names. So all the ballads refer to "Braddoc and the Clearwater Crusaders".Oh, and the player does a darn good job of playing Braddoc as an objectionable dwarfen rager when I put him in the right social situations, so he's not really getting the benefit of the doubt!3. Yeah. The dragon's part of the long-term plans. He spent a lot of time digging himself out from under the mountain. Pretty soon you'll be reading about what happens when he escapes. And the players are not happy about that one!4. You delightful poster, you!The paladin idea is worth a thought, actually. I might have a paladin Dragon Slayer later on to provide them with another opportunity to avoid Gran'Rath Tendathaloth. However in 4 years of playing with this group, I've only seen 1 paladin. Given the group's general slide towards Chaos and Neutrality, I think I'm unlikely to see another!Thanks for the comments!</blockquote>

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