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<blockquote data-quote="Henry" data-source="post: 681600" data-attributes="member: 158">Yeah, I know. I was agreeing with a previous poster, and took him at his word, not bothering to double check.And you know this because...? You must obviously personally know brun's player and the circumstances involved in order to make this much of a character judgement?Brun was asking for advice on how someone could properly play such a character. I was assuring him it is viable, because i've seen such done before in our games (albeit not with a 5 and a 7, but with a 6 and a 7).Tyrant -- INT 5 and WIS 7 COULD truthfully be played as autistic - but it doesn't have to be. Anyone ever read the children's &quot;Amelia Bedelia&quot; series? Now THERE's a character with low INT and WIS! But she's not dumber than a post, and can be played for laughs as well as seriously. If it's a bard, it may well be better for laughs!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Henry, post: 681600, member: 158"] Yeah, I know. I was agreeing with a previous poster, and took him at his word, not bothering to double check. And you know this because...? You must obviously personally know brun's player and the circumstances involved in order to make this much of a character judgement? Brun was asking for advice on how someone could properly play such a character. I was assuring him it is viable, because i've seen such done before in our games (albeit not with a 5 and a 7, but with a 6 and a 7). Tyrant -- INT 5 and WIS 7 COULD truthfully be played as autistic - but it doesn't have to be. Anyone ever read the children's "Amelia Bedelia" series? Now THERE's a character with low INT and WIS! But she's not dumber than a post, and can be played for laughs as well as seriously. If it's a bard, it may well be better for laughs! [/QUOTE]

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