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<blockquote data-quote="MoonSong" data-source="post: 6463171" data-attributes="member: 6689464">Ok, I just need to try. I started as sorcerer -from first level- but I went for a roguish character with some shades of thug, I was playful and conspiring, and unpredictable. I was very good at bluffing and improvising, but also took a liking for dualwielding a dagger and a sickle, and went out of the way to get a halberd and some proficiency with it -A weapon I always found very pretty and elegant-. From day 1 I was always over my head getting into constant danger, charging straight into melee. Whenever I found someone strong I always asked to spar with that person. Despite my chaotic neutral tendencies and being&nbsp; BFFs with the party halfling rogue I idolized the party paladin, who always turned me down when I asked him to spar with me. Eventually things got bad, the paladin fell death in the frontline, I wished to recover his body to bury him, and I had to be dragged out of there by force because it wasn't possible. Then on the way back I lost my little pal on a horrible way and war erupted around us. Since I was helpless to help both of them I swore to not rest until peace and order were restored, and that I was going to behave and keep the quest of the paladin alive in me. All of this actual roleplay on the table. Now we go up a level and I decide that the best way to proceed is to start taking levels in paladin, to keep the quest alive and get to a point so I can start going into the frontline without needing rescue every five minutes. Not to rebuild as a full pally, because what I did with lights and sparks was very iconic to my character and couldn't just stop doing them, not to mention my pet talking raven, to multiclass into paladin, probably for keeps, but retaining what made my character iconic at the beginning. Would you allow Multiclassing for this?&nbsp;&nbsp; [MENTION=92511]steeldragons[/MENTION]?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MoonSong, post: 6463171, member: 6689464"] Ok, I just need to try. I started as sorcerer -from first level- but I went for a roguish character with some shades of thug, I was playful and conspiring, and unpredictable. I was very good at bluffing and improvising, but also took a liking for dualwielding a dagger and a sickle, and went out of the way to get a halberd and some proficiency with it -A weapon I always found very pretty and elegant-. From day 1 I was always over my head getting into constant danger, charging straight into melee. Whenever I found someone strong I always asked to spar with that person. Despite my chaotic neutral tendencies and being BFFs with the party halfling rogue I idolized the party paladin, who always turned me down when I asked him to spar with me. Eventually things got bad, the paladin fell death in the frontline, I wished to recover his body to bury him, and I had to be dragged out of there by force because it wasn't possible. Then on the way back I lost my little pal on a horrible way and war erupted around us. Since I was helpless to help both of them I swore to not rest until peace and order were restored, and that I was going to behave and keep the quest of the paladin alive in me. All of this actual roleplay on the table. Now we go up a level and I decide that the best way to proceed is to start taking levels in paladin, to keep the quest alive and get to a point so I can start going into the frontline without needing rescue every five minutes. Not to rebuild as a full pally, because what I did with lights and sparks was very iconic to my character and couldn't just stop doing them, not to mention my pet talking raven, to multiclass into paladin, probably for keeps, but retaining what made my character iconic at the beginning. Would you allow Multiclassing for this? [MENTION=92511]steeldragons[/MENTION]? [/QUOTE]

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