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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Diamond Cross" data-source="post: 5373914" data-attributes="member: 51024">Actually every time I run an arcane caster I usually have him in pants and shirt. If I wear a robe it's because it has magical properties that are valuable to me.I actually once ran a bard who was religious and believed that celibacy was the key to empowering his songs. Of course the DM tried to get him laid every single time, so eventually I stopped gaming with him.I once ran a half-orc who used cestus and chakram as his main weapons. He even had a fair amount of psionic ability (rolled randomly) to beef him up as well.But I got really tired of Drizzt copy cats. For a long time that was the only character the other players wanted to play and at one time the entire party, save myself, were dual wielding drow elves. I was the only human character for a long time. I also stopped playing with these people for a while because of this.So now I just want to see Drizzt dead and gone.And most of my characters I run are humans anyway. Once in a while I will run another demihuman race to see how I can overturn it. In editions previous to 3e, it's not so easy to overturn them. In 3e there is.For example, I have an idea for an elf Paladin who is not very strong but uses Dexterity based feats for his main melee weapon. I also want to dual class him as a Rogue. I've never run a Paladin rogue before so the idea appeals to me. I think the main weapon might be the double bladed sword, but I haven't decided what his main meleed weapon would be.The basic idea I have for that character is he started life as a rogue but he stole from the wrong church. The deity was angry and in order to atone for his crime he was charged with becoming a Paladin and must destroy one thousand demons and devils.</blockquote>

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