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 Posted: Mon May 08, 2006 1:59 pm
So, do you usually play a monster character? If so, what kind?
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Posted: Tue May 09, 2006 9:37 am
I don't usually play monster characters, but I have played a lizardperson, kobold, Hound Archon, and a Orc psion.
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Posted: Tue May 09, 2006 11:32 am
I played a troll once. He ran around with a mini putt putt bridge. So he called himself the troll under the bridge. Well rigthbefore he killed them with it.
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Posted: Wed May 10, 2006 11:58 am
'smatter of fact, my first PC ever was a Teifling Rogue, an especially unlucky one. Nearly killed by the first trap he ever encountered. xd
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Posted: Sat May 13, 2006 11:33 am
I don't usually play monsters as PCs, but I did play an interesting character in a Scarred Lands campaign. It was a Spider-eyed Goblin Egoist (Psion). With all the arms and eyes it made a very useful addition to the party, though having to make a nest and hide in a tree outside town whenever the party when into civilized lands wasn't so much fun.
I'd just send a shopping list and gold with the cleric xp
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Posted: Thu May 25, 2006 6:44 am
BloodOnWhitePetals I don't usually play monsters as PCs, but I did play an interesting character in a Scarred Lands campaign. It was a Spider-eyed Goblin Egoist (Psion). With all the arms and eyes it made a very useful addition to the party, though having to make a nest and hide in a tree outside town whenever the party when into civilized lands wasn't so much fun. I'd just send a shopping list and gold with the cleric xp Is he fast? Listen bub, He's got radioactive spider blood.... Sorry, I couldn't resist. blaugh
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Posted: Mon May 29, 2006 3:20 am
Mostlyfiller BloodOnWhitePetals I don't usually play monsters as PCs, but I did play an interesting character in a Scarred Lands campaign. It was a Spider-eyed Goblin Egoist (Psion). With all the arms and eyes it made a very useful addition to the party, though having to make a nest and hide in a tree outside town whenever the party when into civilized lands wasn't so much fun. I'd just send a shopping list and gold with the cleric xp Is he fast? Listen bub, He's got radioactive spider blood.... Sorry, I couldn't resist. blaugh After creating the crazy character, I had no creativity left for the name... I did NOT name him SpiderMan though, I named him Beeblebrox...
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Posted: Tue Jun 06, 2006 4:46 pm
I've played a Lamia Noble... It was fun, but kinda hard to do since the creature doesn't exist past the original AD&D fiends Folio....
I had a lienent GM.
... I sold most of my party into slavery.
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Posted: Mon Jun 12, 2006 12:29 pm
nope i dislike monster chacters there never balanced and generally just screw up games
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Posted: Mon Jun 26, 2006 11:01 am
Right now I am playing an Incubus name Verios Don Megura, saddly his Charisma is 1 point away from max...lol his CHarisma is 23, and he's really more chaotic then evil. I think after I take all of the Incubus class levels I'll become either a bard or a sorcerer. I say bard because of the bardic knowledge ability, and singing! But I say Sorcerer because they get damagin spells, however my character was not meant to be a HUGE damage dealer. So i think I may end up with bard.....
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Posted: Fri Jun 30, 2006 10:36 pm
In all available instances, no matter what game I'm in, I play the most monstrous race available. I also have a predisposition towards 'greenskin' races such as orcs and trolls. In a standard 3e game (*retch*), this is usually a half-orc. In games that allow it, I go for something more monstrous, like a fullblooded orc or other creature. I also have a soft spot for gnolls and lizardman or aquatic-type races.
I also like to break the mold with monster races (usually this involves raising whatever ability score is ruthlessly slaughtered by their racial mods). Well, I don't consider it breaking the mold so much as allowing monster races free will. I have a tendency to play intelligent, well-spoken (in their own tongue, at least), and often honorable or noble characters, regardless of what alignment the book might "define" for me.
I have the 1994 release of WarCraft: Orcs & Humans to blame for this stance. 3nodding
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Posted: Sun Jul 02, 2006 11:22 am
FlashbackJon In all available instances, no matter what game I'm in, I play the most monstrous race available. I also have a predisposition towards 'greenskin' races such as orcs and trolls. In a standard 3e game ( *retch*), this is usually a half-orc. In games that allow it, I go for something more monstrous, like a fullblooded orc or other creature. I also have a soft spot for gnolls and lizardman or aquatic-type races. I also like to break the mold with monster races (usually this involves raising whatever ability score is ruthlessly slaughtered by their racial mods). Well, I don't consider it breaking the mold so much as allowing monster races free will. I have a tendency to play intelligent, well-spoken (in their own tongue, at least), and often honorable or noble characters, regardless of what alignment the book might "define" for me. I have the 1994 release of WarCraft: Orcs & Humans to blame for this stance. 3nodding lol, My incubus character is noble in his own way.
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Posted: Mon Jul 03, 2006 3:46 am
Yeah, the noble trait is just something that seeps in from my own personality.
I have a real hard time playing an a*****e. twisted
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Posted: Fri Jul 07, 2006 12:35 pm
FlashbackJon Yeah, the noble trait is just something that seeps in from my own personality. I have a real hard time playing an a*****e. twisted I'm a noble a*****e
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Posted: Sat Jul 08, 2006 11:06 pm
one of my favs is the sprite sorcerer dragon deciple
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