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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Gardens &amp; Goblins" data-source="post: 7306024" data-attributes="member: 6846794">To build on this, there are many (movie) characters that are/can be quite horrible within their (movie) universe - but are still loved by the audience. For example, Gollum from the LOTR movies or K-2SO from Rogue One.Its arguable that for us as an audience to like or even love characters, they have to be in some part relatable, even if such like or love is the like/love of hating them. As such, for me a list, a group of 'High charisma' characters would not appeal to me, unless they were to end up mangled by a giant robot and/or squid.A game example would be one of our table's current characters. They have a Charisma score of 8 and have proven to be very popular due to their inability - and acceptance of such inability - to manipulate anyone with any degree of finesse, instead resorting to the, 'kick the door down/throw them out the window' school of social interaction*.*..this is totally a school. Defenestration 101 provides a solid foundation for student's of the Genghis Khan School of Charm.</blockquote>