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<blockquote data-quote="Iron Sheep" data-source="post: 772677" data-attributes="member: 4965">Str 8Dex 13Con 6Int 12Wis 9Cha 10Looks like a wizard or a rogue to me, and maybe a gnome or dwarf to get that Con raised a bit.&nbsp; Probably a wizard since getting anywhere near combat will be painful with an 8 Strength and a 6 Con.Although, as a wizard, the low Int will start to cramp his style by about 7th level (no 4th level spells until 8th level, no 5th level spells until 12th level).&nbsp; So perhaps a few levels in rogue wouldn't go astray.Here's another:Str 10Dex 13Con 12Int 8Wis 10Cha 8Looks like a rogue, archer or dextrous fighter to me.It's interesting that these characters are in general much more playable than they would have been in 1st or 2nd Edition.&nbsp; We've been using point buy systems in the games we play, but maybe I might try an organic character in the next game we start.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Iron Sheep, post: 772677, member: 4965"] Str 8 Dex 13 Con 6 Int 12 Wis 9 Cha 10 Looks like a wizard or a rogue to me, and maybe a gnome or dwarf to get that Con raised a bit. Probably a wizard since getting anywhere near combat will be painful with an 8 Strength and a 6 Con. Although, as a wizard, the low Int will start to cramp his style by about 7th level (no 4th level spells until 8th level, no 5th level spells until 12th level). So perhaps a few levels in rogue wouldn't go astray. Here's another: Str 10 Dex 13 Con 12 Int 8 Wis 10 Cha 8 Looks like a rogue, archer or dextrous fighter to me. It's interesting that these characters are in general much more playable than they would have been in 1st or 2nd Edition. We've been using point buy systems in the games we play, but maybe I might try an organic character in the next game we start. [/QUOTE]

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