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<blockquote data-quote="embee" data-source="post: 8183750" data-attributes="member: 7026827">Because it's one of the archetypes.There are the stabby sneaky folks, the sexy singing folks, the squishy spellcasty folks, the slashy shieldy folks, and the short and sneaky folks.You might as well as why there are so many shades of white. There's the standard Decorator's White, but there's also titanium white, eggshell, ecru, bone, ivory, snow, and pure white to name a few. They're all a little bit different from each other and that there are so many shades of white doesn't negate that there are also just as many shades of red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, or brown or any other hue you can imagine. I like playing dwarven bruisers. Someone else might like playing an orc bruiser. Or a human bruiser. Even two dwarven &quot;bruisers&quot; might be different. One might be an Athasian dwarf gladiator who brawls and another might be a mountain dwarf battlemaster with a hammer and a shield.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="embee, post: 8183750, member: 7026827"] Because it's one of the archetypes. There are the stabby sneaky folks, the sexy singing folks, the squishy spellcasty folks, the slashy shieldy folks, and the short and sneaky folks. You might as well as why there are so many shades of white. There's the standard Decorator's White, but there's also titanium white, eggshell, ecru, bone, ivory, snow, and pure white to name a few. They're all a little bit different from each other and that there are so many shades of white doesn't negate that there are also just as many shades of red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, or brown or any other hue you can imagine. I like playing dwarven bruisers. Someone else might like playing an orc bruiser. Or a human bruiser. Even two dwarven "bruisers" might be different. One might be an Athasian dwarf gladiator who brawls and another might be a mountain dwarf battlemaster with a hammer and a shield. [/QUOTE]

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