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Rystil Arden said:
That said, I'm certainly not accusing you of trying to min/max some kind of combat machine :)

Probably a good thing as I doubt I could make a first level character better than even the worse munchkin could. ;)
 

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Brother Shatterstone said:
Probably a good thing as I doubt I could make a first level character better than even the worse munchkin could. ;)
Nah, it doesn't take much to do as well as the least skillful munchkins. They are the ones who don't know any power-combos yet, but are still willing to ignore the characterisation and roleplaying potentials of their character and make decisions purely for mechanical gain, even if they aren't so great at getting the gain yet. I'm sure you could do that if you had the right (or wrong, as many see it :)) state of mind ;)
 




Seeten said:
There you go. I like high stats, and not low ones. And I love cha. So I never have a dump stat =(

My dump stat is typical strength... It’s very easy for me to justify it also. Just go and look at how strong, as in lifting power, some of those ranks of strengths truly are.
 

Seeten said:
There you go. I like high stats, and not low ones. And I love cha. So I never have a dump stat =(
Heehee, how greedy! Sounds like what I like when I'm playing. What I usually do is just raise my Charisma to 12 and hope I can roleplay out what I want anyways through vivid descriptions (to see a crazy example of this in action, watch my somber 12 Charisma Spryte Magister accidentally sweet-talk a girl from wanting to have him beaten up and kicked out of her inn into joining the party and giving him a kiss in A Warping of the Blood.
 

Brother Shatterstone said:
My dump stat is typical strength... It’s very easy for me to justify it also. Just go and look at how strong, as in lifting power, some of those ranks of strengths truly are.
If I'm playing a super-low PB game, I'll dump Strength, Wisdom, then Charisma, and finally Dexterity. I'm remarkably bad at playing any Intelligence below 16ish unless the character is so incredibly dumb that I can treat him or her as completely mentally retarded, as I'm bad at playing below my Int, and even when it works, I get frustrated, and Con can't be dumped if I expect to live.
 

I am always a leader, because everyone tends to look to me to lead, so always a high cha, and yeah, I cant stand stupid characters.
 


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