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Message: <blockquote data-quote="was" data-source="post: 2656839" data-attributes="member: 24488">-I've always liked Drizzt and Mr. Salvatore's writings.  That being said, I've never had the urge to run a copycat character of him.  I think the fuss over the character arises from the number of people who want to play Drizzt clones.  There seem to be good Drow everywhere now.-I liked it better when Drow were mysterious, evil, nightmarish creatures.  I think the plethora of material done on them following the books has reduced the aura of mystery about them that made them so terrifying.  In my opinion, the large number of 'good' drow characters that I've seen played only further diminishes their menacing image.  What made Drizzt so special and memorable is that he was the exception to the rule tht Drow are evil, period.  If you put a large number of non-evil drow out there, he becomes nothing special.</blockquote>