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<blockquote data-quote="Ebon Shar" data-source="post: 4148841" data-attributes="member: 50400">I would have to say that my favorite character in the last decade was Dash Underfoot, a halfling rogue who, while not so much stupid, had such a short attention span that he had trouble completing the&nbsp; simplest of tasks.&nbsp; He was often so &quot;in his own world&quot; that he would allow his donkey to take him where ever he needed to be, often just riding around the city at random.&nbsp; Little did poor Dash know, but his donkey was secretly replaced during the campaign by a shapeshifting spy.&nbsp; The spy became so frustrated with Dash that he began to simply take him where he knew the party needed him to be, rather than wander aimlessly around the city.&nbsp; His frustation led him to abandon his mission uncompleted. In retrospect, not a very great character concept, and very frustrating for the other players, but I had sooo much fun that I'll always remember it.&nbsp; The DM had a blast as well.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ebon Shar, post: 4148841, member: 50400"] I would have to say that my favorite character in the last decade was Dash Underfoot, a halfling rogue who, while not so much stupid, had such a short attention span that he had trouble completing the simplest of tasks. He was often so "in his own world" that he would allow his donkey to take him where ever he needed to be, often just riding around the city at random. Little did poor Dash know, but his donkey was secretly replaced during the campaign by a shapeshifting spy. The spy became so frustrated with Dash that he began to simply take him where he knew the party needed him to be, rather than wander aimlessly around the city. His frustation led him to abandon his mission uncompleted. In retrospect, not a very great character concept, and very frustrating for the other players, but I had sooo much fun that I'll always remember it. The DM had a blast as well. [/QUOTE]

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