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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Altalazar" data-source="post: 1248681" data-attributes="member: 939">It is all so ... subjective.  Here are a few I've used, some aren't so hot:Boris - Fighter (Later became "Mighty Boris, Sofa Slayer")Altalazar - Wizard(These were my first two characters ever)The Mad Flame - An ordinary human fighter who preferred to use flasks of oil in combat.  Francisco Tremontaine - A "merchant" who never claimed to be anything BUT a merchant - 2nd ed - psionicist - but really just thought of it as a quirky gift that aided him in his true profession - Merchant.  He dealt in gems.  He had a lot of class.  Throughout his adventuring career he took every opportunity to advance his trade.  He started with 2,000 gp in gems at 1st level (and a 3,000 gp note owed to the bank) and managed to turn that into over 200,000 gp by the end of the campaign at about 7th level - he even started taking gp from other players who wanted to invest in his business and made them a tidy profit as well.  All of his abilities were focused on helping his business - teleportation type stuff to avoid having to take a long time to travel on his trade route - gem related stuff - telepathy to help with negotiations - etc.  Ok, that is getting off topic...Elleweoyen - A wood elf - cleric/wildmage - who always went around naked, painted green.  It was the crowning achievement of DM exhasperation that he finally ended up with a robe of the arch-magi because that was the ONLY way he'd not be naked all the time.  (This ended farily high level).  No one ever could pronounce his name properly.  Horse - a warlock from 2E - not my character, I was DM.  Strange character.Just Jesus - now THAT is a long story.</blockquote>

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