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<blockquote data-quote="Richards" data-source="post: 9168127" data-attributes="member: 508">I had a lot of fun running a rather stupid lizardfolk PC in a previous campaign.&nbsp; He not only had a low Intelligence (5 or 6, I think), but he had been raised as a slave to the drow in the Underdark since hatching from his egg, and thus he had no idea about how things worked on the surface world.&nbsp; The first time he saw the sun, he tackled the PC next to him, thinking he was saving him from the &quot;fireball,&quot; and when they were tasked with taking out a caravan, he immediately went for the horse pulling the lead wagon, since he'd never seen (or heard of) a horse before and figured it must be the leader because it was so much bigger than the others (meaning the humans) in the caravan.Sometimes his ignorance worked in the party's favor, though, like the time he bear-hugged a lich because he wasn't aware a lich's touch could permanently paralyze you; he made his save to avoid paralyzation and his bear hug prevented the lich from being able to cast any of his spells.&nbsp; The other PCs took him down rather quickly after that, much to the lich's chagrin.Johnathan</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Richards, post: 9168127, member: 508"] I had a lot of fun running a rather stupid lizardfolk PC in a previous campaign. He not only had a low Intelligence (5 or 6, I think), but he had been raised as a slave to the drow in the Underdark since hatching from his egg, and thus he had no idea about how things worked on the surface world. The first time he saw the sun, he tackled the PC next to him, thinking he was saving him from the "[i]fireball[/i]," and when they were tasked with taking out a caravan, he immediately went for the horse pulling the lead wagon, since he'd never seen (or heard of) a horse before and figured it must be the leader because it was so much bigger than the others (meaning the humans) in the caravan. Sometimes his ignorance worked in the party's favor, though, like the time he bear-hugged a lich because he wasn't aware a lich's touch could permanently paralyze you; he made his save to avoid paralyzation and his bear hug prevented the lich from being able to cast any of his spells. The other PCs took him down rather quickly after that, much to the lich's chagrin. Johnathan [/QUOTE]

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