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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Bill Reich" data-source="post: 7160225" data-attributes="member: 6892958">Making a Fighter More InterestingDid you just develop this desire or did you already have it when you named your character? I have some people in my campaigns who give their character awful names but "Human" stands out. Or are you called Human because everyone else around you was a non-human? If that is the case, you could talk to your companions about various issues you have with the non-humans you hang out with. I haven't played D&D since first-edition but having an interesting and colorful character has very little to do with character class. My last fighter in the system was trying to marry a rich woman because his father had lost the family's money gambling. My friend Andy runs a game where you can't have a conversation because "here comes ten ogres" so you couldn't do much in that kind of game. I don't play in his game but the people who do enjoy it. If your GM doesn't give you room to roleplay, find another game. It is not just the system, unless 5e is a lot more restrictive than 1e.------------------------<a href="https://sites.google.com/site/grreference/home/05-the-black-mountain/at-the-high-point-inn" target="_blank">https://sites.google.com/site/grreference/home/05-the-black-mountain/at-the-high-point-inn</a></blockquote>