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<blockquote data-quote="boxstop7" data-source="post: 610750" data-attributes="member: 8804">I'd play him as a follower.&nbsp; He's got a great wisdom score and an above average charisma score.&nbsp; To me, this means he's got a strong will, a good set of &quot;gut instincts&quot; and is generally pleasant to be around.&nbsp; However, he might have a more childlike reaction to things like a rogue disarming traps, a wizard memorizing and learning spells, etc.&nbsp; Things that require great mental focus and things with a more technical background would baffle him, but he'd be very curious and interested in how other people manage to do those things; he'd also get flustered and confused very easily, which could be overcome by the patience and tutelage of someone much more intelligent than he is.&nbsp; He's definitely below-average intelligence though, so the chances of him really learning those things are nil.&nbsp; He'd rely more on his smarter friends and his own gut to make tough decisions.&nbsp; I've got a rogue with a wisdom of 6, and he's been a blast to play.&nbsp; He's a halfling, so he likes trouble as it is.&nbsp; And he's got a killer pick pockets bonus.&nbsp; Let's just say he's terribly weak-willed and tends to act before he thinks of the consequences.Hope this helped you a little bit, though I'm sure someone around here with more experience than myself will give you much better advice.&nbsp; <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />~Boxedit:&nbsp; added some stuff I forgot to type in the first time</blockquote>

[QUOTE="boxstop7, post: 610750, member: 8804"] I'd play him as a follower. He's got a great wisdom score and an above average charisma score. To me, this means he's got a strong will, a good set of "gut instincts" and is generally pleasant to be around. However, he might have a more childlike reaction to things like a rogue disarming traps, a wizard memorizing and learning spells, etc. Things that require great mental focus and things with a more technical background would baffle him, but he'd be very curious and interested in how other people manage to do those things; he'd also get flustered and confused very easily, which could be overcome by the patience and tutelage of someone much more intelligent than he is. He's definitely below-average intelligence though, so the chances of him really learning those things are nil. He'd rely more on his smarter friends and his own gut to make tough decisions. I've got a rogue with a wisdom of 6, and he's been a blast to play. He's a halfling, so he likes trouble as it is. And he's got a killer pick pockets bonus. Let's just say he's terribly weak-willed and tends to act before he thinks of the consequences. Hope this helped you a little bit, though I'm sure someone around here with more experience than myself will give you much better advice. :) ~Box edit: added some stuff I forgot to type in the first time [/QUOTE]

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