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<blockquote data-quote="Baron Opal" data-source="post: 4854535" data-attributes="member: 10433">My favorite loser that I played was definately a &quot;Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass&quot; character. I played a Nosferatu clan vampire with True Faith. I played him as a snivelling little twerp who, as his punishment for his wretched life, was forced to wear his sins openly in undeath.The thing was he really wasn't a self-loathing jerk, he just seemed that way upon first impression. He was contrite, humble and self-depricating, trying to learn from his past sins and redeem himself in the eyes of his Creator. It was tricky to play him just right to give the other players a false impression. Those that looked to him as an ally or even friend would have a chance to see how useful he could be and what his true personallity was.The last time I played him another character, a brujah combat machine, decided that he was going to the local church's midnight mass to &quot;top off&quot; himself and his crew before the big fight. Heh.&quot;Get out of our way, Rat. We're hungry.&quot;&quot;Feed elsewhere. These people need their peace.&quot;&quot;When did you get a spine? Move!&quot;&quot;No. Feed elsewhere. They have done you no harm.&quot;&quot;I think the Rat's dissin' us Richard.&quot;&quot;I think so to. Move or we feed on you, and don't think the Prince will find out either.&quot;&quot;No. Feed elsewhere. This is a house of the Lord.&quot;*laughs* &quot;You had your chance, Rat. Or should I say, Appetizer. Get'im boys!&quot;&quot;YOU WILL NOT PROFANE THE HOUSE OF THE LORD!&quot; *ZORCH*The resultant sunbeam chased them off. And, mightily angered them as well. But, they declaired Church St. a safe zone, so the Rat was content.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Baron Opal, post: 4854535, member: 10433"] My favorite loser that I played was definately a "Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass" character. I played a Nosferatu clan vampire with True Faith. I played him as a snivelling little twerp who, as his punishment for his wretched life, was forced to wear his sins openly in undeath. The thing was he really wasn't a self-loathing jerk, he just seemed that way upon first impression. He was contrite, humble and self-depricating, trying to learn from his past sins and redeem himself in the eyes of his Creator. It was tricky to play him just right to give the other players a false impression. Those that looked to him as an ally or even friend would have a chance to see how useful he could be and what his true personallity was. The last time I played him another character, a brujah combat machine, decided that he was going to the local church's midnight mass to "top off" himself and his crew before the big fight. Heh. "Get out of our way, Rat. We're hungry." "Feed elsewhere. These people need their peace." "When did you get a spine? Move!" "No. Feed elsewhere. They have done you no harm." "I think the Rat's dissin' us Richard." "I think so to. Move or we feed on [I]you[/I], and don't think the Prince will find out either." "No. Feed elsewhere. This is a house of the Lord." *laughs* "You had your chance, Rat. Or should I say, Appetizer. Get'im boys!" [B]"YOU WILL NOT PROFANE THE HOUSE OF THE LORD!" [COLOR="Red"]*ZORCH*[/COLOR][/B] The resultant sunbeam chased them off. And, mightily angered them as well. But, they declaired Church St. a safe zone, so the Rat was content. [/QUOTE]

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