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Message: <blockquote data-quote="incognito" data-source="post: 403389" data-attributes="member: 7008">I think what makes Indy so special in his role as the trickster though, is the uncanny ability not to derail the story completely, and turn the campaign into a farce.  This may be due to some masterful GMing, or it maybe Indy's player knowing when enough is enough.Although physically much different, I played a character who had a very similar personality to Indy, named "Solomon Grundy."  He was a big meaty guy, built to withstand a lot of punishment (hard to damage, etc, etc).  Instead of being the tough combat guy, however, he had this crafty, sneaky streak, which often failed utterly. If you can imagine an 8 or 9 foot tall, 500lb tank trying to hide beind water coolers, or talk his way past security - with a french maids outfit on - trying to pass himself off as the cleaning service, you get a clear picture of what his deal was.God I miss that character...And I miss Indy too -  get this story hour back online, or I will be forced to compliment you in other threads, making the other writer's angrily accuse me of hijacking thier Story Hours!</blockquote>