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<blockquote data-quote="JonMonster" data-source="post: 3090450" data-attributes="member: 38671">Closest I got was the wannabe paladin.&nbsp; A young, dumb and full of faith guy who was desparate to prove his valor and honor and chivalrous ways.&nbsp; He was book smart but really naive and usually wound up insulting the wrong noble or 'saving' a member of a con artist ring instead of thier victims.&nbsp; Whenever the party's plans backfired you could count on him being the first to draw steel and just hack his way out of the situation - which was really saying something in a fairly bloodthirsty group.Senile ClericI have a tendency to play aged Clerics who ain't as wise as they should be.&nbsp; I'm talking about 60 year old coots running around in full plate, waist long beard trailing behind, and swinging a barely controlled mace to and fro.&nbsp; These guys tend to forget about conserving thier healing spells and burn off all thier divine powers chucking boom-boom spells hither and yon.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JonMonster, post: 3090450, member: 38671"] Closest I got was the wannabe paladin. A young, dumb and full of faith guy who was desparate to prove his valor and honor and chivalrous ways. He was book smart but really naive and usually wound up insulting the wrong noble or 'saving' a member of a con artist ring instead of thier victims. Whenever the party's plans backfired you could count on him being the first to draw steel and just hack his way out of the situation - which was really saying something in a fairly bloodthirsty group. [B]Senile Cleric[/B] I have a tendency to play aged Clerics who ain't as wise as they should be. I'm talking about 60 year old coots running around in full plate, waist long beard trailing behind, and swinging a barely controlled mace to and fro. These guys tend to forget about conserving thier healing spells and burn off all thier divine powers chucking boom-boom spells hither and yon. [/QUOTE]

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