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<blockquote data-quote="Oni" data-source="post: 4851015" data-attributes="member: 380">I don't think I've ever played a character I would describe as pathetic, but I have played some that I intentionally disadvantaged because it made them more interesting to me.&nbsp; I played a one armed diviner who had his arm destroyed by a magical trap.&nbsp; Before the game started I had envisioned a much more laid back character, but the first in character line every spoke to him was, &quot;hey Stumpy&quot; and he was forever set in stone as a frustrated and caustic little man.&nbsp; Boy did he ever hate asking for help.&nbsp; Currently my L4W character is a dwarven wizard who is mad, and not just a little mad.&nbsp; It's actually the first character I've ever played that I worry sometimes if I might have went a little too far, because he's the completely cracked, voices in the head kind of insane.&nbsp; More repellent than charmingly eccentric.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Oni, post: 4851015, member: 380"] I don't think I've ever played a character I would describe as pathetic, but I have played some that I intentionally disadvantaged because it made them more interesting to me. I played a one armed diviner who had his arm destroyed by a magical trap. Before the game started I had envisioned a much more laid back character, but the first in character line every spoke to him was, "hey Stumpy" and he was forever set in stone as a frustrated and caustic little man. Boy did he ever hate asking for help. Currently my L4W character is a dwarven wizard who is mad, and not just a little mad. It's actually the first character I've ever played that I worry sometimes if I might have went a little too far, because he's the completely cracked, voices in the head kind of insane. More repellent than charmingly eccentric. [/QUOTE]

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