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<blockquote data-quote="InzeladunMaster" data-source="post: 2657263" data-attributes="member: 9774">As soon as I see an enemy and identify him as such, my job is to crush that enemy at the earliest opportunity and do all that I can to bring about that opportunity.As Howard wrote, &quot;Civilised men are more discourteous than savages because they know they can be impolite without having their skulls split, as a general thing.&quot;Insult a barbarian, and the insulter is likely to have his skull split.&nbsp; Be an enemy to a barbarian - well, it is better not to be the enemy of a barbarian.My goal on any given adventure is pretty much to kill whatever stands between me and my goal - and hopefully my goal is an enemy that needs killing as well.&nbsp; I intend to carve a bloody swath toward whatever objective the party has.&nbsp; What else do you plan on doing to the enemy if not utterly destroy him?Mark said the premise of the game was Mystery &amp; Combat.&nbsp; That is me.&nbsp; I am there to resolve the mystery and carve anyone keeping me and the party from resolving the mystery.If you aren't comfortable with me playing, then I won't.&nbsp; That is my usual mode of play.&nbsp; I try not to be stupid about it, but if I have a chance... Give me a mage, and I will arm him with a horse and a crossbow and I will trample the enemy and charge that horse through glass windows to get at the foe.&nbsp; Give me a knight, and he will suit up and kill anyone between him and his quest.Some of my favourite movies are Die Hard, Conan the Barbarian, just about any Clint Eastwood movie, Kill Bill, and so on.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="InzeladunMaster, post: 2657263, member: 9774"] As soon as I see an enemy and identify him as such, my job is to crush that enemy at the earliest opportunity and do all that I can to bring about that opportunity. As Howard wrote, "Civilised men are more discourteous than savages because they know they can be impolite without having their skulls split, as a general thing." Insult a barbarian, and the insulter is likely to have his skull split. Be an enemy to a barbarian - well, it is better not to be the enemy of a barbarian. My goal on any given adventure is pretty much to kill whatever stands between me and my goal - and hopefully my goal is an enemy that needs killing as well. I intend to carve a bloody swath toward whatever objective the party has. What else do you plan on doing to the enemy if not utterly destroy him? Mark said the premise of the game was Mystery & Combat. That is me. I am there to resolve the mystery and carve anyone keeping me and the party from resolving the mystery. If you aren't comfortable with me playing, then I won't. That [I]is [/I] my usual mode of play. I try not to be stupid about it, but if I have a chance... Give me a mage, and I will arm him with a horse and a crossbow and I will trample the enemy and charge that horse through glass windows to get at the foe. Give me a knight, and he will suit up and kill anyone between him and his quest. Some of my favourite movies are Die Hard, Conan the Barbarian, just about any Clint Eastwood movie, Kill Bill, and so on. [/QUOTE]

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