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<blockquote data-quote="Dannyalcatraz" data-source="post: 6403962" data-attributes="member: 19675">I actually have a few characters who had back stories of being a commoner tuned adventurer, and whose weapons of choice were based on their pre-wandering professions.&nbsp; For example, I always wanted to do a Dwarven dual-wielder of military picks.&nbsp; He went from being a miner to a warrior.Similarly, I had a human female paladin who was over 6'6&quot; tall and built like a keep's tower.&nbsp; As a child, she had fished with her father using net and trident.&nbsp; As she quickly grew unusually large, she was apprenticed out to a stonemason, where her unusual size and strength got her assigned to using a sledgehammer for tearsdowns.&nbsp; So her weapon list was net, trident, maul and an oversized knife (Shortsword).And, thanks to The Beatles, I also want to do a lycanthrope-hunter who wielded a silver hammer.&nbsp; Maxwell was his name.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dannyalcatraz, post: 6403962, member: 19675"] I actually have a few characters who had back stories of being a commoner tuned adventurer, and whose weapons of choice were based on their pre-wandering professions. For example, I always wanted to do a Dwarven dual-wielder of military picks. He went from being a miner to a warrior. Similarly, I had a human female paladin who was over 6'6" tall and built like a keep's tower. As a child, she had fished with her father using net and trident. As she quickly grew unusually large, she was apprenticed out to a stonemason, where her unusual size and strength got her assigned to using a sledgehammer for tearsdowns. So her weapon list was net, trident, maul and an oversized knife (Shortsword). And, thanks to The Beatles, I also want to do a lycanthrope-hunter who wielded a silver hammer. Maxwell was his name. [/QUOTE]

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