Vradna
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To add my two cents:
I remember a Role Aids supplement (unauthroized d20 from years ago) called 'Lich Lords' that a friend of mine put us through years ago. I played a pair of Elves (we had 2 characters each because we didn't have enough players.) who took themselves too seriously. My friend had a human dual classed cleric/bard called Fryscaslyc (Frisk-as-lick) who spoke in a pseudo-scottish accent and punctuated his sentences with flute music. If anyone knows of David Walliams from the UK TV show "Little Britain" will know what I am talking about.
The DM from Lich Lords had a renegade Red Wizard of Thay (when FR was new...) in another game known as "Nadgazad Firehand" (I believed ripped from Joe Dever's LONE WOLF). Naturally, his comrades would say "GO, Nads!" whenever he successfully took out Zhentarim. Nads went on to form a bizarre relationship with a Faerie Dragon whom he nicknamed "Fizzle." Don't ask me why.
I remember a Role Aids supplement (unauthroized d20 from years ago) called 'Lich Lords' that a friend of mine put us through years ago. I played a pair of Elves (we had 2 characters each because we didn't have enough players.) who took themselves too seriously. My friend had a human dual classed cleric/bard called Fryscaslyc (Frisk-as-lick) who spoke in a pseudo-scottish accent and punctuated his sentences with flute music. If anyone knows of David Walliams from the UK TV show "Little Britain" will know what I am talking about.
The DM from Lich Lords had a renegade Red Wizard of Thay (when FR was new...) in another game known as "Nadgazad Firehand" (I believed ripped from Joe Dever's LONE WOLF). Naturally, his comrades would say "GO, Nads!" whenever he successfully took out Zhentarim. Nads went on to form a bizarre relationship with a Faerie Dragon whom he nicknamed "Fizzle." Don't ask me why.