Giving Characters a Theme.
Posted: Wed May 23, 2007 2:32 am
When you build characters, do you ever give them a theme ? Or build them influenced by something or someone else ?
I've made a Gunslinger based off Roland of Gilead, who was wicked.
I was working on a cool Dark Wizard that was influenced by the last part of the Uriah Heep song "The Magician's Birthday". I gave him Some Diviniation, Dark Necromancy, Fire, Mental, and Meta. I also dropped a point or two into Melee, and he was shaping up to be quite a lot of fun until my hard drive messed up.
One of the funnest characters I've ever played was a Gnome socialite. He used a gun, but was a master at Haggle and Persuasion. I had a lot of fun trying to get him through places, but I managed to beat the game with him, so he was not bad.
I've been thinking about making a Summoner type wizard, but there's always the question of "do I want him to have offensive spells, like Dark Necromancy, or spells that help your allies, giving him a true support roll.
Anyways, I just wanted to express some of my own ideas and see what ideas you all had. I hope I'm not alone in my idea of "themes".
I've made a Gunslinger based off Roland of Gilead, who was wicked.
I was working on a cool Dark Wizard that was influenced by the last part of the Uriah Heep song "The Magician's Birthday". I gave him Some Diviniation, Dark Necromancy, Fire, Mental, and Meta. I also dropped a point or two into Melee, and he was shaping up to be quite a lot of fun until my hard drive messed up.
One of the funnest characters I've ever played was a Gnome socialite. He used a gun, but was a master at Haggle and Persuasion. I had a lot of fun trying to get him through places, but I managed to beat the game with him, so he was not bad.
I've been thinking about making a Summoner type wizard, but there's always the question of "do I want him to have offensive spells, like Dark Necromancy, or spells that help your allies, giving him a true support roll.
Anyways, I just wanted to express some of my own ideas and see what ideas you all had. I hope I'm not alone in my idea of "themes".