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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Calico_Jack73" data-source="post: 2750737" data-attributes="member: 14403">Once again, that is a comparison of Reputation to Charisma.  IMHO Charisma is very personal.  A bard can tell the stories of how great a hero is and prior to meeting the guy the audience has a built up image of how great the guy must be but when he shows up his lack of Charisma could destroy their image.High charisma villans could be hated due to the reputation of their deeds.  However, when they roll into town and start ranting the townsfolk just seem to find themselves understanding where the villains are coming from and start to embrace their beliefs.  I am going to perform a discusion board faux pas but Hitler is the perfect example of a high charisma villain who convinced a nation to abandon their morals and to embrace his own twisted beliefs.</blockquote>