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<blockquote data-quote="MortalPlague" data-source="post: 4851710" data-attributes="member: 62721">I've played two characters who could qualify as losers... though neither one really was.The first was Lester Shillings, a sorcerer/rogue of a pirate who wielded dual short swords.&nbsp; His overall stat bonus was a +1.&nbsp; Over the course of the three or so games we played, he rolled a whole lot of crits, and lucked out with the dice time and time again.&nbsp; I wasn't playing him flawed, but his stats did not back up his swagger.&nbsp; His dice did.The second was my only deliberate attempt to make a loser character, and it was a blast.&nbsp; Provalor the Proficient was a fat halfling wizard whose whole goal in life was to get rich and be comfortable.&nbsp; He specialized in illusion, and had dropped the evocation school of magic.&nbsp; He carried a chair with him at all times, and had other people carry him whenever he could convince them to.I have to say, though, evocation was a pain to lose.&nbsp; It's fine to lose the blasting spells, but you also lose all the light spells... I mean, you'd think an illusionist could conjure some form of light better than dancing light...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MortalPlague, post: 4851710, member: 62721"] I've played two characters who could qualify as losers... though neither one really was. The first was Lester Shillings, a sorcerer/rogue of a pirate who wielded dual short swords. His overall stat bonus was a +1. Over the course of the three or so games we played, he rolled a whole lot of crits, and lucked out with the dice time and time again. I wasn't playing him flawed, but his stats did not back up his swagger. His dice did. The second was my only deliberate attempt to make a loser character, and it was a blast. Provalor the Proficient was a fat halfling wizard whose whole goal in life was to get rich and be comfortable. He specialized in illusion, and had dropped the evocation school of magic. He carried a chair with him at all times, and had other people carry him whenever he could convince them to. I have to say, though, evocation was a pain to lose. It's fine to lose the blasting spells, but you also lose all the [i]light[/i] spells... I mean, you'd think an illusionist could conjure some form of light better than [i]dancing light[/i]... [/QUOTE]

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