Favorite Casting?
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MonsterMash
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I play a mixture of characters though I have certain archetypes that I do fall back on:
gruff Dwarf fighter
Gnome illusionist (I miss that as a base class)
Currently I'm playing an evangelistic human cleric in D&D and a ranger type (borderer class) in Conan RPG.
gruff Dwarf fighter
Gnome illusionist (I miss that as a base class)
Currently I'm playing an evangelistic human cleric in D&D and a ranger type (borderer class) in Conan RPG.
ARandomGod
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Poster Bard said:
The thief/mage. Sometimes highly charismatic and bluff, sometimes just sneaky. Generally at least a little arrogant, but I've played jittery and had fin with it...
Well... that's my most common. I have several different persona's I like to play with variations on their personalities. But that's the main one I've had most often.
It's sort of a running joke by this point with my gaming group.
Rel
Liquid Awesome
With the exception of one-shot games (where I'll play anything and everything), my consistant trait is that my PC's are smart. Or at least not dumb. I think I'm a pretty smart guy (not a genius or anything, just smart) and I most certainly have an eye for tactics. I can't stand having to make poor tactical decisions week after week in the name of roleplaying so I try and play characters who would reasonably make good decisions and plans.
In this respect I think I'm a pretty poor roleplayer because all my PC's eventually start to sound like me. I don't talk in funny voices or pull off weird voice quirks on a consistant basis in order to make my PC's different in that way. The funny thing is that I don't seem to have this problem as a GM but that's probably because I only have to do an intensely different personality for short bursts.
In this respect I think I'm a pretty poor roleplayer because all my PC's eventually start to sound like me. I don't talk in funny voices or pull off weird voice quirks on a consistant basis in order to make my PC's different in that way. The funny thing is that I don't seem to have this problem as a GM but that's probably because I only have to do an intensely different personality for short bursts.
Blackthorne
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I often find myself playing some Han Solo-like Rogue or Fighter. OTOH, I also tend to play really heroic Paladins or Clerics.
Furthermore, I tend to play humans 90% of the time.
One of my friends will only play The Gruff Dwarf(TM) or The Tough Half-Orc(TM).
Another guy I know has this somewhat disturbing tendency to play female Elves very often. And he really doesn´t look very elvish, either.
Furthermore, I tend to play humans 90% of the time.
One of my friends will only play The Gruff Dwarf(TM) or The Tough Half-Orc(TM).
Another guy I know has this somewhat disturbing tendency to play female Elves very often. And he really doesn´t look very elvish, either.
Stormborn
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Me: High Charisma Party leader, in d20 Fantasy typically that means Sorcerer, but trying Paladin out too. In Modern games I tend to be the High Int Party Leader, typically that means adventuring archelogist.
The rest of the group:
My Wife: "Kick-but fighters" who are typically "hot asian chicks" (her words) but she has branched out to "big tough guys" a la Ben Grim.
D: Emotionally Conflicted and Personally Flawed Skill User. Bard, Rogue, Hacker, doesn't matter the genre or the setting. Thats what she plays.
T (D's husand): Monosyllabic CN Human Ranger. Although he is getting better about that.
The rest of the group:
My Wife: "Kick-but fighters" who are typically "hot asian chicks" (her words) but she has branched out to "big tough guys" a la Ben Grim.
D: Emotionally Conflicted and Personally Flawed Skill User. Bard, Rogue, Hacker, doesn't matter the genre or the setting. Thats what she plays.
T (D's husand): Monosyllabic CN Human Ranger. Although he is getting better about that.
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