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<blockquote data-quote="Voadam" data-source="post: 3662003" data-attributes="member: 2209">I usually stay focused unless the campaign significantly changes. I usually play one class and stick with it. The character may change due to in game stuff but the mechanics usually stay the same.The big exception is my eponymous character who has continued from one campaign to another, sometimes changing gaming systems.Started off a 2e fighter myrmidon kit from a viking background with enough int to switch to wizard which he did after 3rd level when he had an opportunity to do so in game due to things he had done in game. Continued on until 20th level wizard. He got drafted as an NPC in a VtM game as a PC's background hunter and used stuff from that system. He started up again in 3e as a ranger (two weapon fighting) monk (he had learned 1e OA martial arts) wizard and then progressed into harper mage and loremaster. In 3.5 loremaster got ditched for eldritch knight and monk for just taking improved unarmed strike. After rifting into other campaigns with level losses he has been variously a gestalt ranger wizard, a UA variant barbarian wizard, and a ranger wizard again now in a core rules game.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Voadam, post: 3662003, member: 2209"] I usually stay focused unless the campaign significantly changes. I usually play one class and stick with it. The character may change due to in game stuff but the mechanics usually stay the same. The big exception is my eponymous character who has continued from one campaign to another, sometimes changing gaming systems. Started off a 2e fighter myrmidon kit from a viking background with enough int to switch to wizard which he did after 3rd level when he had an opportunity to do so in game due to things he had done in game. Continued on until 20th level wizard. He got drafted as an NPC in a VtM game as a PC's background hunter and used stuff from that system. He started up again in 3e as a ranger (two weapon fighting) monk (he had learned 1e OA martial arts) wizard and then progressed into harper mage and loremaster. In 3.5 loremaster got ditched for eldritch knight and monk for just taking improved unarmed strike. After rifting into other campaigns with level losses he has been variously a gestalt ranger wizard, a UA variant barbarian wizard, and a ranger wizard again now in a core rules game. [/QUOTE]

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