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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Argyle King" data-source="post: 6093609" data-attributes="member: 58416">I'm not sure I could limit myself to 2 levels.  I'd like to believe that some of my real life exploits (namely being a combat arms soldier throughout multiple campaigns) have involved enough adventuring to level up.Though, if I had to make a quick guess and were using D&D as a rough guideline...Above average STR and DEX; DEX is probably higher.  I'm not in the same shape I was in while on active duty, but I still take care of myself, and I have a good natural knack for aiming ranged weapons.High CON.  I rarely get sick; I can complete long marches without ill effect; and I'm still alive today because I recovered from injuries most people wouldn't recover from.  Average INT.  I don't consider myself to be particularly smart, but neither do I feel I'm dumb either.  Pretty good WIS and CHA.  In the few areas where I feel I am smart, I think it's more a product of wisdom and intuition than it is intelligence or education.  I wouldn't apply a high CHA score to myself, but people I know tend to insist upon it when I've been involved in self-statting in the past.  I tend to get along with most people and fit in during most social situations.D&D alignment is a tough one for me to fit into.  I might border on Lawful Evil.  I don't feel that I'm a bad person, but I do think my mentality toward certain things is somewhat at odds with the black/white version of morality that D&D tends to have when applying alignment.  Classwise; keeping myself bound to the 2 level rule of the thread, I'd go with a warlord/ranger.</blockquote>

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