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<blockquote data-quote="Kae'Yoss" data-source="post: 2968783" data-attributes="member: 4134">Don't min max! In fact, maxmin. Go for the worse choices in character creation. Play an elf and put the lowest stat into Con. Then play a mage. Put the highest stat into int, and then Cha, Wis, Str. That way you don't have to have him commit suicide - he won't survive the first fight. Then roll up a new character.Seriously, what is with that sort of behaviour, the DM forcing layers to roll in a low method and forbid rerolls even in really bad cases. Aren't they supposed to be heroes? Those stats will mean a weak individual that isn't equipped at all for the rigors of adventuring.If you survive the first fight, start to get a bit reckless. If you realize that he's putting on an extra pair of velvet gloves, start playing your low-level, low-ability elf wizared as if he were a high-level, high-ability dwarf barbarian.Personally, I wouldn't bother playing.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kae'Yoss, post: 2968783, member: 4134"] Don't min max! In fact, maxmin. Go for the worse choices in character creation. Play an elf and put the lowest stat into Con. Then play a mage. Put the highest stat into int, and then Cha, Wis, Str. That way you don't have to have him commit suicide - he won't survive the first fight. Then roll up a new character. Seriously, what is with that sort of behaviour, the DM forcing layers to roll in a low method and forbid rerolls even in really bad cases. Aren't they supposed to be heroes? Those stats will mean a weak individual that isn't equipped at all for the rigors of adventuring. If you survive the first fight, start to get a bit reckless. If you realize that he's putting on an extra pair of velvet gloves, start playing your low-level, low-ability elf wizared as if he were a high-level, high-ability dwarf barbarian. Personally, I wouldn't bother playing. [/QUOTE]

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