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<blockquote data-quote="elbandit" data-source="post: 1597785" data-attributes="member: 2956">HmmmHmmm, intreasting except the TV series had nothing to do with John being the perfect human speciman. He did posses knowledge of literally everything in the world. That knowledge was granted because he had died and when you're very close to death and seeing the white light, you are given all the information of life to carry on to the afterlife. For some reason Doe did not die, lived after being imparted with that knowledge. Naturally the organization that was after him knew what happened to him and were trying to keep him from discovering it himself.I would think that socity would see them as Achillies was seen in the appauling Troy movie. They would be lusted after and people may look to them for help or guidance sorta like hero worship.&nbsp; Quite honestly I would not want to play. Having all 18's would be rather unintreasting and take a lot of the struggle out of the game. If I was forced to play I guess I would play a Paladin or Warrior Bard.Heroes typically already stand out in my game, so it would be the normal thing of the townsfolk coming to them to solve most of thier problems. Though I would do it more often than normal.I would probably treat them as 1 ECL higher since they have perfect stats. I would stop running at the point they had all stats at 29+.&nbsp; Good luck with the game!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="elbandit, post: 1597785, member: 2956"] [b]Hmmm[/b] Hmmm, intreasting except the TV series had nothing to do with John being the perfect human speciman. He did posses knowledge of literally everything in the world. That knowledge was granted because he had died and when you're very close to death and seeing the white light, you are given all the information of life to carry on to the afterlife. For some reason Doe did not die, lived after being imparted with that knowledge. Naturally the organization that was after him knew what happened to him and were trying to keep him from discovering it himself. I would think that socity would see them as Achillies was seen in the appauling Troy movie. They would be lusted after and people may look to them for help or guidance sorta like hero worship. Quite honestly I would not want to play. Having all 18's would be rather unintreasting and take a lot of the struggle out of the game. If I was forced to play I guess I would play a Paladin or Warrior Bard. Heroes typically already stand out in my game, so it would be the normal thing of the townsfolk coming to them to solve most of thier problems. Though I would do it more often than normal. I would probably treat them as 1 ECL higher since they have perfect stats. I would stop running at the point they had all stats at 29+. Good luck with the game! [/QUOTE]

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