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<blockquote data-quote="Lanefan" data-source="post: 5927344" data-attributes="member: 29398">In the post by pneumatik that I was replying to I read &quot;awesome&quot; to mean better than required to deal with the challenges presented...in effect, able to swagger around like a tough guy.To me, 1st level characters do not swagger.&nbsp; They're not tough enough and they haven't earned the right.&nbsp; Yet.Bit o' both.&nbsp; See below...Maybe not in the here and now, but when you look at your character sheet after several years of playing (assuming you can still read it, after several years of amendments this is not guaranteed!) and see how far that character has come from its humble beginnings, yes you as its player have earned the right to feel - in context, of course - a sense of accomplishment.Much like a hockey player who looks back at a 15-year career and says &quot;yep, I can be proud of that&quot;.Lan-&quot;the guy swaggering, that's not me; the guy staggering, yeah, that's me&quot;-efan</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lanefan, post: 5927344, member: 29398"] In the post by pneumatik that I was replying to I read "awesome" to mean better than required to deal with the challenges presented...in effect, able to swagger around like a tough guy. To me, 1st level characters do not swagger. They're not tough enough and they haven't earned the right. Yet. Bit o' both. See below... Maybe not in the here and now, but when you look at your character sheet after several years of playing (assuming you can still read it, after several years of amendments this is not guaranteed!) and see how far that character has come from its humble beginnings, yes you as its player have earned the right to feel - in context, of course - a sense of accomplishment. Much like a hockey player who looks back at a 15-year career and says "yep, I can be proud of that". Lan-"the guy swaggering, that's not me; the guy staggering, yeah, that's me"-efan [/QUOTE]

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