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<blockquote data-quote="Kae'Yoss" data-source="post: 3326019" data-attributes="member: 4134">I play two characters that could be described as complete opposites in many ways.LG Male Gold Dwarf (+Aasimar Template) Sonnlinar (Cleric of Moradin) 14. Encased in a heavy plate, wielding a greathammer to crush his foes - when he's not busy healing other party members. Unlike many other dwarves, this one is comfortable trading words instead of blows, likes arcane magic and doesn't suffer from agoraphobia if the ceiling is more than 1 foot away from his body.CE Male Drow Swordsage 18. Using Shadowhand and Desertwind techniques and wielding an elven courtblade he doesn't strike hard, but he knows exactly where to strike. Usually in a jolly good mood, he doesn't care for all the powermongering his race seems to like so much. He knows that real power doesn't come from terrorizing as many minions as possible, but form within. And to get this inner power, you have to face worthy challanges. That's why even though he's no good at lying - and knows it - he often tries to bluff his way through situations - chances are that others will see through his ruse, will get angry and violent - and lots of sanguine entertainment ensues.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kae'Yoss, post: 3326019, member: 4134"] I play two characters that could be described as complete opposites in many ways. LG Male Gold Dwarf (+Aasimar Template) Sonnlinar (Cleric of Moradin) 14. Encased in a heavy plate, wielding a greathammer to crush his foes - when he's not busy healing other party members. Unlike many other dwarves, this one is comfortable trading words instead of blows, likes arcane magic and doesn't suffer from agoraphobia if the ceiling is more than 1 foot away from his body. CE Male Drow Swordsage 18. Using Shadowhand and Desertwind techniques and wielding an elven courtblade he doesn't strike hard, but he knows exactly where to strike. Usually in a jolly good mood, he doesn't care for all the powermongering his race seems to like so much. He knows that real power doesn't come from terrorizing as many minions as possible, but form within. And to get this inner power, you have to face worthy challanges. That's why even though he's no good at lying - and knows it - he often tries to bluff his way through situations - chances are that others will see through his ruse, will get angry and violent - and lots of sanguine entertainment ensues. [/QUOTE]

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