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<blockquote data-quote="sambeastie" data-source="post: 6177903" data-attributes="member: 6749829">Ahh, that explains it.&nbsp; I usually get my new threads hashed out in a word processor first, just in case the page times out.&nbsp; That way, I don't lose all the text I just wrote out should something go wrong.&nbsp; Old habits from college die hard, I guess.This is what I've ended up doing.&nbsp; Bard was going to be my choice, but the idea of a cross between Hawkeye and Aragorn with a dash of teenage angst and a smack of druidic-style wizardry pulled me toward Ranger.&nbsp; We're starting at level 3, so I'm only one level away from spells, and looking at some of the options Rangers offer made me reconsider my earlier stance on them.&nbsp; I now have what I think is a pretty decent character.I also completely agree that it's up to the GM to make it interesting for everyone, but I also feel like part of the duty is on me to play something that the party will be glad they have later.&nbsp; No sense in being redundant or becoming a limp fish during combat.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sambeastie, post: 6177903, member: 6749829"] Ahh, that explains it. I usually get my new threads hashed out in a word processor first, just in case the page times out. That way, I don't lose all the text I just wrote out should something go wrong. Old habits from college die hard, I guess. This is what I've ended up doing. Bard was going to be my choice, but the idea of a cross between Hawkeye and Aragorn with a dash of teenage angst and a smack of druidic-style wizardry pulled me toward Ranger. We're starting at level 3, so I'm only one level away from spells, and looking at some of the options Rangers offer made me reconsider my earlier stance on them. I now have what I think is a pretty decent character. I also completely agree that it's up to the GM to make it interesting for everyone, but I also feel like part of the duty is on me to play something that the party will be glad they have later. No sense in being redundant or becoming a limp fish during combat. [/QUOTE]

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