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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Herobizkit" data-source="post: 5610373" data-attributes="member: 36150">I do enjoy being a mentor, and I admittedly did showboat a bit, if only to show what my character is capable of *sheepish grin*.My concerns are thus:a) my shatter power completely invalidates the Rogue's open locks ability, so I opt to use it sparingly.  This may cause the DM to re-think how often he uses locked doors.  It's also a power that requires DM adjudication.  This is one of those 'responsible' powers I won't let get out of hand.b) I feel like the game is going to be too 'basic' with no real focus on character development.  This may change.  To be fair, I've chosen a race that doesn't require a complicated back story; players assume he's a 'robot' and assume he's going to be portrayed as such.  I do that fairly well, but I also throw in the rationale of a child when making decisions (yay low WIS) and a general "do what he's told" and "say exactly what's on his mind" personality.b2) ... and I guess, because my guy is so 'tricked out' I feel like I stick out like a sore thumb.  The DM is completely happy with my character, and would also be completely happy if I completely changed it so long as I was playing what I wanted to play.  I debated on changing Paladin to Cleric and work toward Eldritch Disciple... I should discuss it with him today.  Our shiny new player is also playing cleric, so I don't want to step on his toes, but more healing = more better.  PLUS, you know... I don't mind being a heal-bot.  Hur hur hur.  Of course, I'll have to re-tool my dang WIS... hmm...</blockquote>

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