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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Autumn" data-source="post: 3474613" data-attributes="member: 50015">If I go with my Bard (who'll also probably have a couple of levels of Rogue and/or Fighter) then it won't be hard to get him attached to other people since he'll be running with a crowd of rebels and heretics habitually and working actively - as best he can - to undermine the regime. So it won't be difficult to throw him together with anybody else who happens to be in the authorities' bad books.  Not that 'if' though. I do also have another idea that's bubbling away beneath the surface. I mean, if we're going to be heretics in any case, a part of me rather fancies doing it properly and being a real heretic. An amoral free-thinker. Probably a Conjurer or Necromancer, Neutral or Evil, maybe a dabbler in demonology, and fighting the power more because they've got on his bad side - refusing to leave him to pursue his interests in peace - rather than out of any strong moral feeling.  But if people feel that a character like that would cause too much conflict then I can always go with my ornery Bard instead.</blockquote>