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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Saeviomagy" data-source="post: 5068796" data-attributes="member: 5890">The paladin who is lawful good purely to be a paladin. That is to say, he's originally some evil bastard with an unholy hunger for power, and do-gooding seemed like an easy way to get it. And of course any sensible good god is going to let him keep the power as long as he keeps acting good, because even if he doesn't mean it deep down, he's still doing good and not evil. And then there's the possibility that eventually he will come around.The next one is a character who's original profession was as someone who made a living disposing of inconvenient corpses in as profitable a way as possible. He's originally designed for shadowrun, so hacking out cyberware, selling organs, rechipping ids and all the rest of it. In a fantasy setting, selling parts on for anatomisation or necromancy would probably cover it. And then he starts seeing and talking to spirits, and there's a whole bunch who are hanging around him who aren't happy.And I was always pretty keen on making a character who could grenade-jump. For those who don't know, that's a term from computer first-person-shooters like quake which means you throw a grenade and time jumping onto it so that it launches you high in the air. I had a plan for this in shadowrun 3rd edition involving a physical adept with most of his points spend in the armor power. It would have been an interesting exercise in solving any and all problems with a grenade.</blockquote>

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