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Message: <blockquote data-quote="driver8" data-source="post: 1744127" data-attributes="member: 17559">My group long ago did this in the world of Greyhawk, inspired by the old DnD cartoon. We were even transported by a amusment park ride.Since PCs are usually heroic, and we well arent, our character sheets reflected idealized versions of ourselves. The in game conceit was that the trip changed us slightly. Athletic types became stronger, more dextrous; bookworms became smarter; etc.. A side effect of this was that we didnt pick out classes. We awoke in the city of Greyhawk with equipment and approriate clothes and we had to discover our abilites. Our DM chose a class for us based on our RL interests. Thre was some degree of shoehorning and steroetyping but it was fun.It probably would only work in a group that all knew and trusted each other and the DM..</blockquote>