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<blockquote data-quote="Grimhelm" data-source="post: 2656009" data-attributes="member: 37079">Bob plays a woodland elf druid.&nbsp; Craig plays a fighter with some alternative powers that he pays dearly for.&nbsp; John plays a fighter.&nbsp; I play a wizard on the run who never uses spells!&nbsp; But he is pretty damned good with a staff.&nbsp; EDIT by Fyrestryke - Fyrestryke plays (when he's able to freekin show up) a bird-worshiping, stealthy, woodsy Psychic Rogue/Soul Knife who is afraid of what others will think of her &quot;magic&quot; and thus has yet to manifest her soul knife and carrys a short sword or two for backup.)&nbsp; <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />the thing about this group is that I can hardly remember what these guys are from one game to the next.&nbsp; Class disappears into the story.&nbsp; This pleases me immensely, and I count it as a major success.&nbsp; Bob plays his elf very well, and thought I was at first reluctant, I have no reservations now.&nbsp; The world is highly anti-magic.&nbsp; Magic does not exist in abundance as far as magic items go.&nbsp; The only magic item the group has had attracted very unwanted attention until they finally destroyed the item.&nbsp; I think they are having fun despite these things.&nbsp; The world is heavily human and very low on the monster scale.&nbsp; Human conflicts, human plots, with some macabre thrown in.&nbsp; I think you might like it.&nbsp; You might not.&nbsp; And don't worry.&nbsp; You will not be able to &quot;ruin&quot; my game.&nbsp; I am an accomplished DM now.&nbsp; There is no danger of that.&nbsp; I flow with it all, dude!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Grimhelm, post: 2656009, member: 37079"] Bob plays a woodland elf druid. Craig plays a fighter with some alternative powers that he pays dearly for. John plays a fighter. I play a wizard on the run who never uses spells! But he is pretty damned good with a staff. EDIT by Fyrestryke - Fyrestryke plays (when he's able to freekin show up) a bird-worshiping, stealthy, woodsy Psychic Rogue/Soul Knife who is afraid of what others will think of her "magic" and thus has yet to manifest her soul knife and carrys a short sword or two for backup.) :) the thing about this group is that I can hardly remember what these guys are from one game to the next. Class disappears into the story. This pleases me immensely, and I count it as a major success. Bob plays his elf very well, and thought I was at first reluctant, I have no reservations now. The world is highly anti-magic. Magic does not exist in abundance as far as magic items go. The only magic item the group has had attracted very unwanted attention until they finally destroyed the item. I think they are having fun despite these things. The world is heavily human and very low on the monster scale. Human conflicts, human plots, with some macabre thrown in. I think you might like it. You might not. And don't worry. You will not be able to "ruin" my game. I am an accomplished DM now. There is no danger of that. I flow with it all, dude! [/QUOTE]

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