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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Vonlok The Bold" data-source="post: 2341830" data-attributes="member: 29417">My favorite character was a fighter.  He started out very poor, with a goat that he had on a rope and carried behind him early on.  He was a dirty farmer, but told everyone that he was a Baron.  His name was originally Baron Dorsot.  He became slightly obsessed with personal glory and began awarding himself medals that he would pin to his decorative armor, and clothing.  As he grew in money and levels he changed his name to Baron Von Mandrick because he believed that was a more glorious and prestigious sounding name.  He pursued hawking, and was fiercely loyal to his party and the ways of good.  He sacrificed himself for the party towards the end of a campaign. He had the worse time with levels.  He probably levelled 11 times but only ended up around 6th level because of various undead, and incidents in the campaign. I liked him because he was odd to start off with.  A dirty farmer  with a goat in tow doesn't convince many that he is a real Baron, but he never would admit to being anything else, and would take great offense when people doubted him. He changed overtime becoming at first haughty with early success, and eventually encompassing truly noble vales, ideals, goals and behavior.   The evolution of the character wasn't something I planned.  I had only the idea to have a strange guy claiming to be a Baron.  But he took on a life of his own, and changed as he grew.  That is why he was my favorite character.</blockquote>

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