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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Lord Mhoram" data-source="post: 4209726" data-attributes="member: 4789">Sticking to D&D.Obsidian. Drow, wielded two swords (First played in 1984 thank you very much) in a world where elves did not have facial hair . He was a strait fighter (I've played very few of those). He was a baby in a Drow colony near the surface that was killed to it's last living soul by a clan of Dwarves it was at war with. Except for him. He was adopted into the clan - hence the name Obsidian.  First ever limited wish he received, he got a beard. The other players really freaked out at that. Another first ed character - The GM didn't give level guideline, but XP amount (targeting for mid/high level). I build a human character with two classes (advance in one, then cannot use anything from that class until you second class exceeds the first one). I wanted a character with a bunch of skills and special abilities so Brother Pug was born. 9the (or so) level barbarian - then in a war, he was knocked unconscious and left for dead. He was picked up by a local monastery, and became a monk - he had amnesia. When his monk level topped his barbarian level was when he got his memory back (and that was start of play). So a 9th Barbarian/10th Monk (or so). Huge list of special abilities.  And a fun character to play.</blockquote>