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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Aeris Winterood" data-source="post: 20767" data-attributes="member: 2195">What I do....I find it easy to bring characters in a game. When starting out I pick a starting point...For example  in my last campaign, the city of Rel Astra in Greyhawk. I then ask the players to come up with a background history of thier pc's. And I do help them out with that. I had 4 pc's, an Elven Ranger, a halfling Druid, a human female fighter and a human mage. The mage is a suel minor noble from the house Garasteth, whose master was killed in an ambush down south seeking a magical tome. He hoked up with the female fighter who was a guard in the employ of the family and were to journey to a nearby town to deliver a message to the family of his dead master. The elf is from the Grandwood forest and while out wandering alone came upon a halfling doing battle with a couple of orcs. The pc's won, and the halfling introduced himself as a druid in the employ on the edge of the forest. Later the mage and fighter were ambushed by more orcs, the elf and halfling happened to be in the area nad came to thier aid also. and then the adventure began...No roleplaying was done until the "end" of the battle of the orcs. That is how they all came together.</blockquote>