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<blockquote data-quote="howandwhy99" data-source="post: 822889" data-attributes="member: 3192">My most bizarre character was in one shot using the Alien creation rules from the old WEG Star Wars rules. Far, far away lived a mischievous race of fey that annoyed an entire planet.&nbsp; Fortunately, they were bonded to it and could never leave.&nbsp; They lived typical faerie-like lives living for hundreds of years.&nbsp; But not being mortal under the traditional sense, they didn't really die: they &quot;passed on&quot;.&nbsp; While they thought they went on to some fairy heaven, they really phased out of one form of existence and into another.&nbsp; So, far, far away from the first planet, the fey phased through time and space to a new place and in a totally new and strange form.&nbsp; [I picked a mixed stone/steel creature resembling &quot;the Thing(tm)]&nbsp; They remembered their pasts and kept their personalities, but could never return home.Of course, I named it Lazarus and it flited, guffawed and pranked its way through the adventure.&nbsp; Since none of the players knew my character's background, I could juxtaposition it's appearance with it's personality.&nbsp; Pretty fun.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="howandwhy99, post: 822889, member: 3192"] My most bizarre character was in one shot using the Alien creation rules from the old WEG Star Wars rules. Far, far away lived a mischievous race of fey that annoyed an entire planet. Fortunately, they were bonded to it and could never leave. They lived typical faerie-like lives living for hundreds of years. But not being mortal under the traditional sense, they didn't really die: they "passed on". While they thought they went on to some fairy heaven, they really phased out of one form of existence and into another. So, far, far away from the first planet, the fey phased through time and space to a new place and in a totally new and strange form. [I picked a mixed stone/steel creature resembling "the Thing(tm)] They remembered their pasts and kept their personalities, but could never return home. Of course, I named it Lazarus and it flited, guffawed and pranked its way through the adventure. Since none of the players knew my character's background, I could juxtaposition it's appearance with it's personality. Pretty fun. [/QUOTE]

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