from a classless system: >Exorcist who didn't really want to join the priesthood but did so because it was the easiest way for him to learn magic, which is what he really wanted. >He rolled high CHA, so he ends up bringing a big squad of hirelings along for every adventure. >Outfitting his henchmen leaves him perpetually poor
I'm the GM.
Last time I had a character, it was 2019 and it was a daredevil adventurer, named Richard Baxton, ex-Force Recon. It completely flew over the heads of the rest of the group
I don't blame them. Even people who played the game, usually skip that one, as they rush toward The Virtual World. And if they won't reach it, then Hologram Theatre is absurdly expensive to maintain as a stand-alone.
I don't get it
>Richard Baxton piloted his Recon Rover into a fungal vortex and held off four waves of mind worms, saving an entire colony. We immediately purchased his identity manifests and repackaged him into the Recon Rover Rick character with a multi-tiered media campaign: televids, touchbooks, holos, psi-tours— the works. People need heroes. They don't need to know how he died clawing his eyes out, screaming for mercy. The real story would just hurt sales, and dampen the spirits of our customers." >– Morgan Stellartots Keynote Speech, "Mythology for Profit"
And if you still don't get it, you are just too fricking young
Just made him, so yet to get the subclass, but a conspiracy obsessed dwarf psi warrior. He considers himself a free agent, sent out by his clan to gather evidence of the real truth of schemes and a grand threat of invasion he'd been telling them about. Really, though, it was merely the kindest way the clan could get the weirdo to sod off.
immature prankster warlock. pranks include, but not limited to: using prestidigitation to accuse people of farting, using unseen servant to tie people's shoelaces together, and pretending to be a blind beggar in the market waiting for someone to steal from/be mean to him and then murdering them in their sleep with the dream spell as an offering to their patron.
I’m the GM, I’m everyone else.
>Implying I ever get to be a player
Brian the Prophet of Individuality
Clerical Book
Ziggabenis the Grammarian
Daring Swashbuckler
from a classless system:
>Exorcist who didn't really want to join the priesthood but did so because it was the easiest way for him to learn magic, which is what he really wanted.
>He rolled high CHA, so he ends up bringing a big squad of hirelings along for every adventure.
>Outfitting his henchmen leaves him perpetually poor
I'm the GM.
Last time I had a character, it was 2019 and it was a daredevil adventurer, named Richard Baxton, ex-Force Recon. It completely flew over the heads of the rest of the group
I don't get it
I don't blame them. Even people who played the game, usually skip that one, as they rush toward The Virtual World. And if they won't reach it, then Hologram Theatre is absurdly expensive to maintain as a stand-alone.
>Richard Baxton piloted his Recon Rover into a fungal vortex and held off four waves of mind worms, saving an entire colony. We immediately purchased his identity manifests and repackaged him into the Recon Rover Rick character with a multi-tiered media campaign: televids, touchbooks, holos, psi-tours— the works. People need heroes. They don't need to know how he died clawing his eyes out, screaming for mercy. The real story would just hurt sales, and dampen the spirits of our customers."
>– Morgan Stellartots Keynote Speech, "Mythology for Profit"
And if you still don't get it, you are just too fricking young
A man of culture
autistic cyber mutant space wizard who studies the blade and thinks he is literally God's top guy
Stabby McStolenproperty
Related to the Shelbyville McStolenpropertys?
transspecies archer
Formerly arrogant kid humbled by war, survivor's guilt, one armed warrior
Thieving, tricksy goblin.
Skeleton battle master - the grandpa and moral leader of the group, old and wise, good hearted and grandfatherly despite his curse.
Magical Girl (male)
I love Thundercats too
A knight at his fricking limit (but pretty good at hiding it).
Knights don't have limits, king
Thanks bro.
Cleric with a sword.
And a pet celestial Raven.
Tiefling Cleric of Trickery (Ralishaz)
Just made him, so yet to get the subclass, but a conspiracy obsessed dwarf psi warrior. He considers himself a free agent, sent out by his clan to gather evidence of the real truth of schemes and a grand threat of invasion he'd been telling them about. Really, though, it was merely the kindest way the clan could get the weirdo to sod off.
immature prankster warlock. pranks include, but not limited to: using prestidigitation to accuse people of farting, using unseen servant to tie people's shoelaces together, and pretending to be a blind beggar in the market waiting for someone to steal from/be mean to him and then murdering them in their sleep with the dream spell as an offering to their patron.
An arrogant Chinese nobleman.
Imagine coming from barbarians
Ex-werewolf Barbarian
Check the archive
A Hutt who is more into archeology than organized crime.
Heretic nun with huge breasts.
team mom in all senses
misread that as teen mom and was like damn, that's a bold frickin' choice
Local mutt weirdo suddenly thrust into leadership position because he can kill hobgoblins really well
>Monster hunting cleric who knits in his spare time.
>mercenary who only does this corp-shit to pay for his daughter's medical bills.
degenerate halfling
All halflings are degenerates though.
Teenage Ranger who's way out of his depth on a quest to find an ancient hero.
Evil incarnate changeling