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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jeff Wilder" data-source="post: 4209755" data-attributes="member: 5122">The most fun character ever for me was Toric Sauvage-Epee, a fighter who made the transition from Basic/Expert to Advanced.  There wasn't really anything special about him, but he was my first RPG character ever, so everything was new and shiny.As a "mature" RPGer, it'd be a toss-up between two:Uriel, an SR3 character, who is a tormented former assassin for the Holy Roman Church.  (Note that this was years before The DaVinci Code and its ecclesiastical hitman.)  I still play him when I'm able, which reminds me: need to update him to SR4.  He was all brooding angst (Matrix-style long coat and cigarettes) and surgical violence, but I specifically built him to be able to work with a team, as that's how he was trained.Kamjen, a 3.5 character, who was a Wee Jasite mystic theurge in the Shackled City Adventure Path.  Basically LG in outlook, and a very affable guy, he was nevertheless extremely creepy due to his tendency to use [evil] spells and to obsess about necromancy and death.  (I called him my necro-theurge.)  Not to mention the smoking left eye he acquired when he inherited Occipitus.  I modeled Kamjen originally on the great Peter Lorre, and built from there.  Alas, Kamjen died in the TPK that was the Final Fight against the Big A.I'm enjoying one of my current PCs, a half-ogre fighter/barbarian named Lohman, in the Age of Worms Adventure Path, but my enjoyment is tempered by the fact that of the two players genuinely engaged in the ongoing events and plot, the other one is a very quiet guy.  So I'm kinda stuck doing all the pondering and connection-making, and rationalizing it as "OOC discussion," because Lohman has an Intelligence of 5.  If someone else would step up and drive the action, it would be so refreshing to relax and just be a big, stupid wrecking machine.</blockquote>

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