Green Knight
First Post
Felon said:Like most folks who take pride in a close-minded stance, the folks going on about Drizz't clones don't really have their standards thought out that well. It doesn't have to be a dual-scimitar-wielding ranger. Doesn't even have to be good-aligned. Any drow PC is, to their mind, a Drizz't clone. Indeed, do we not have folks in this thread implying that a tiefling PC is only a step removed from being Drizz't clone?
I knew a player who once made a character who started as a Drizzt clone, but then morphed into an even cheesier character. Note that this was in AD&D.
First he changed the race from Drow to Wood Elf, because Wood Elves got a Strength bonus. Then he went from a Ranger to a Fighter/Thief, because of Backstab, and his belief that Fighter/Thieves were just plain better than Rangers. Last but not least, instead of taking Scimitars, he took Katanas, which inflicted more damage than Scimitars. It was mind-blowing watching this guy work. He started with the base of making a Drizzt clone, and then tweaked him in the most munchkin ways he could think of.
No point to this story. I just thought it was amusing.

Incidentally, that character met his end during a game I was running in Myth Drannor. He got killed by an NPC from the Myth Drannor boxed set (a Halfling Thief). Did I mention that that player utterly despised Halflings?
