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<blockquote data-quote="Harmon" data-source="post: 3523632" data-attributes="member: 24357">First things first, give your characters accents, and patterns to their speech.Next, try placing yourself in the position you find your characters, pretend that you are there in the tavern, sitting with your friends, talking, laughing, and toosting fallen friends and complimenting the villians that fought so well.&nbsp; &quot;Here's one to that Ettin- he nearly cleaved my shield in two.&quot;Tell your GM and fellow Players that you want to try to get into role playing, and that you arn't very good at it and you need help.&nbsp; Friends will help you, people not your friends will laugh and mock.About the combat solid campaigns, I like a campaign that starts with a fight, has a good fight in the middle of the session, and one right at the end.&nbsp; Thing is I like that as much as I like the role playing, so you and I have something in common.Try the accents first, and the speech pattern.&nbsp; Squent an eye, or tilt your head to the left while you speak, or something different so that everyone knows its your character talking and not you.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Harmon, post: 3523632, member: 24357"] First things first, give your characters accents, and patterns to their speech. Next, try placing yourself in the position you find your characters, pretend that you are there in the tavern, sitting with your friends, talking, laughing, and toosting fallen friends and complimenting the villians that fought so well. "Here's one to that Ettin- he nearly cleaved my shield in two." Tell your GM and fellow Players that you want to try to get into role playing, and that you arn't very good at it and you need help. Friends will help you, people not your friends will laugh and mock. About the combat solid campaigns, I like a campaign that starts with a fight, has a good fight in the middle of the session, and one right at the end. Thing is I like that as much as I like the role playing, so you and I have something in common. Try the accents first, and the speech pattern. Squent an eye, or tilt your head to the left while you speak, or something different so that everyone knows its your character talking and not you. [/QUOTE]

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