Have you ever played some tribal/from-the-wilderness character? What kind of cute/cool things did they do to show their ruralness or savagery? Pic related?
I'm thinking either Sorcerer with an illusion/enchantment focus, more spells/spells per day, bloodline, or Mesmerist for a more obvious mesmer-y feel, far more skill points, hopefully less squishy.
Can I get some advice on which way to go with this?
Dominic Torres
I played a Barbarian half-orc last year. He was from the far north and wasn't terribly picky about what he ate. Really, he'd anything out of trash cans, he'd eat bugs, just whatever he found. A few times the Paladin had stop him from eating the enemies we'd just got done killing.
Not terribly original, but it was fairly amusing.
Matthew Phillips
Port the 13th Age occultist, it even deals psychic damage.
Brandon Wright
Science confirms - catgirls not furry.
Liam Hughes
I applied to WotR as one.
Landon Howard
Would you play in a campaign where you help unravel what occurred during Cayden Cailean deific level bender?
I'm laying out a lot of ideas for the Razmir game and had a thought.
We have no idea who Razmir was before he put on the mask and appeared a hundred years ago. We know he is seeking immortality and has been keeping himself alive via Sun Orchid Elixir. He claims to have passed the test of the starstone.
What is Razmir is a great deal older than most people thing. What if he was somehow involved in Cayden Cailean's deific bender. Perhaps he has more than just a claim for the starstone debacle.
Razmir and Cayden are actually pretty good foils for each other.