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<blockquote data-quote="Teflon Billy" data-source="post: 389475" data-attributes="member: 264">Too many to name. There is a cast of thousands to choose from, nd all are well fleshed out, well-executed characters.Tyrion Lannister: Tyrion will likely take the lion's share of votes here as he is pretty obviiously the author-idenification character, and is treated as such (all the good lines, possibly the only character in the book with &quot;modern&quot; common sense).Sandor &quot;The Hound&quot; Clegane: Fabulous anti-hero. Bronn: Pretty much a straight-up D&amp;D character (at least from my games)Littlefinger: The cleverest man in a series of books about clever men.Also in the mix: The Red ViperCersei Lannister: Your classic shrill harpy. Add &quot;incestuous&quot;, &quot;(undeservedly) arrogant&quot; and &quot;slow witted&quot; to the mix and you see why she tops this list.Gregor 'The Mountain the Rides&quot; Clegane: One of the few characters in the book with no redeeming qualitiesNot well. I think something more akin to Pendragon's magic system (where the M basically decides what works and what doesn't on a stroy-driven basis) gets closer to it.I'd tend to agree. Though mention is made of them being &quot;Spell Forged&quot;, there has never been an instance of any magical ability being shown, but their quality is mentioned time and time again.Maybe allow divination. Otherwise priests would be best done with the expert class.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Teflon Billy, post: 389475, member: 264"] Too many to name. There is a cast of thousands to choose from, nd all are well fleshed out, well-executed characters. [b]Tyrion Lannister[/b]: Tyrion will likely take the lion's share of votes here as he is pretty obviiously the author-idenification character, and is treated as such (all the good lines, possibly the only character in the book with "modern" common sense). [b]Sandor "The Hound" Clegane[/b]: Fabulous anti-hero. [b]Bronn[/b]: Pretty much a straight-up D&D character (at least from my games) [b]Littlefinger[/b]: The cleverest man in a series of books about clever men. [b]Also in the mix[/b]: The Red Viper [b]Cersei Lannister[/b]: Your classic shrill harpy. Add "incestuous", "(undeservedly) arrogant" and "slow witted" to the mix and you see why she tops this list. [b]Gregor 'The Mountain the Rides" Clegane[/b]: One of the few characters in the book with [i]no[/i] redeeming qualities Not well. I think something more akin to Pendragon's magic system (where the M basically decides what works and what doesn't on a stroy-driven basis) gets closer to it. I'd tend to agree. Though mention is made of them being "Spell Forged", there has never been an instance of any magical ability being shown, but their quality is mentioned time and time again. [i]Maybe[i] allow divination. Otherwise priests would be best done with the expert class.[/i][/i] [/QUOTE]

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