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<blockquote data-quote="Mallus" data-source="post: 4924972" data-attributes="member: 3887">As a rule, I enjoy playing against fictional type and don't have much interest --anymore-- in playing against mechanical type. I like characters that are competent at what they do and slightly off-the-wall in what they choose to do.My current 4e PC is, mechanically-speaking, a balanced CHA/STR Dragonborn paladin. But more importantly, he's something of a cross between Don Quixote and Peter Pan who is making a name for himself writing brutal musical theater and highly-eroticized labor propaganda (thanks to his inability to grasp non-Dragonborn notions of propriety). The PC I'm working on for an upcoming urban fantasy M&amp;M2e campaign is a cross between Dr. Strange, Richard Feynman, and Frank Booth (from Blue Velvet). A sorcerer who commits horrible depraved acts so he can no longer face himself, and thus, in a state of non-observance, wield quantum mechanics-based magic.I'm only interested in mechanical abilities insofar as they help me create an interesting and amusing fictional character.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mallus, post: 4924972, member: 3887"] As a rule, I enjoy playing against fictional type and don't have much interest --anymore-- in playing against mechanical type. I like characters that are competent at [i]what[/i] they do and slightly off-the-wall in what they [i]choose[/i] to do. My current 4e PC is, mechanically-speaking, a balanced CHA/STR Dragonborn paladin. But more importantly, he's something of a cross between Don Quixote and Peter Pan who is making a name for himself writing brutal musical theater and highly-eroticized labor propaganda (thanks to his inability to grasp non-Dragonborn notions of propriety). The PC I'm working on for an upcoming urban fantasy M&M2e campaign is a cross between Dr. Strange, Richard Feynman, and Frank Booth (from Blue Velvet). A sorcerer who commits horrible depraved acts so he can no longer face himself, and thus, in a state of non-observance, wield quantum mechanics-based magic. I'm only interested in mechanical abilities insofar as they help me create an interesting and amusing fictional character. [/QUOTE]

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