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Message: <blockquote data-quote="doghead" data-source="post: 2051835" data-attributes="member: 8243">I do as well. But there is a down side, you need a lot more support to get characters made up, you ask more dumb questions and generally make the DM's life harder. So I like to give them plenty of opportunity to say "Go Away!".Personally, I'm not great at playing 'evil' characters. You know, the inflict pain and suffering just for a laugh type of charcaters. I don't mind playing characters in parties with that type of character, so long as the everyone understands that inter-character conflict is not personal. Take a look at <a href="http://www.enworld.org/showpost.php?p=1237148&postcount=5" target="_blank">Tsu'koka</a>, my hobgoblin Song Speaker (bard) to see what I mean. If the game had of continued, you would have found him increasingly attempting to forge some sense of unity into the party. Whether he's got what it takes to do so is another matter. There are some fairly tough monsters in that group.With the way things are shaping up, I'm thinking that the Orc fighter is looking good. Perhaps with some emphasis on ranged weapons. Or maybe two weapon fighting (I'll leave the Power attacking great cleaving bit to the troll).Might head off and scratch out some ideas in the dirt.</blockquote>