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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Aaron L" data-source="post: 3445479" data-attributes="member: 926">How do I vote when my My D&D character has 3 pages of back story as well as pictures of him and his items, AND I love lots of combat, too?I love every aspect of the game: character development, roleplaying, and knock-down drag-out fights.  I love combat, but to me a game is really hollow without a deep roleplaying foundation and reason for the fighting.  Pointless dungeon raiding without character motivation or background story is really uninteresting to me.  I've played entire several hoour long sessions without a single combat and had tremendous fun.   Of course, I always make characters who WANT to adventure, so motivation isn't a problem, but a game that is nothing but a string of dungeon crawls broken only by trips to town to resupply would completely turn me off.  I enjoy having my characters go to balls and fancy dinners and schmoozing with nobles almost as much as a good brawl.I like to have deeply immersive roleplaying with well defined characters that leads to epic fights  and bloody conflict.  My current character is a Grey Elven Duskblade, a noble and former artist who turned to the life of the warrior after falling in love with and marrying a female Elven Knight and wanting to go to battle alongside her, only to lose both his wife and his daughter (who had also become a warrior) in a battle against Dark Elves in which they were all 3 fighting side-by-side.  Since then he's been adventuring to increase his skill and acquire magic to increase his prestige and position among the nobility and to continue his vendetta against the Drow.       A good fight is meaningless without a good story to back it up.</blockquote>

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