Most obscure character

I never did finish my run with my 'medic'. She was all about healing and buffs, both magical and technological, and she let her allies do the fighting while she stood back and kept them alive. The closest she came to aggressive tactics were Stun Grenades and the Stun spell.

I should totally rebuild her. She was fun.

 

Brilliant The epitome of a complex!

Xiao_Caity, your medic concept sounds fun! When i had too much free time i used to play MMOGs, and my main characters were invariably support classes. After i finish or tire of my current Arcanum playthrough, i want to try a similar build Probably will nickname him 'Bandaid'.

As an aside,I'd like to try a character built for Prowl and the Tranquilizer Gun!

 

I bet she'd find your redwood like legs attractive. Only if you clubbed her and dragged back to your cave though.

 

Awesome.

 

How about a half ogre, no skills except dodge and throwing, and use the boulders you have to remove from that farmers field as weapons? It's a shame you can't pick up animals...

 

And you name him Chukker.

 

*smacks Yuki*

Bad Yuki! Horrible puns are not welcome here! No cookie!

 

*Runs away. :cry:*

 

*Intercepts Yuki*

Uh-uh. I've done worse and survived.
A similar character proposal got a come-back of Splat Masterson from me.

 

*Gives a handkerchief to Yuki*

Has anyone of you, created and played a character of the opposite sex?

 

All the time. My last three Fallout characters were male.

 

In Fallout it wasn't much different. In Fallout 2, however...

 

My current PSortable character is a Male Beast Masterforce (bwahahahaha), I roleplayed a male elven monk for quite a while in the FFRPG, and I randomly create male characters in Arcanum. One day I'll even play one long enough to try and seduce Raven.

 

*nods*

In D&D I generally take the leadership feat to gain a cohort of the opposite gender. (and a small army doesn't hurt). I rarely have them get involved with each other though - I don't like roleplaying both sides of a relationship.

I've beaten Arcanum, Morrowind, and Baulder's Gate (story) with both male and female characters. Currently, I alternate between genders when creating a character.

 

*twitches as suppressed memories rise to the surface...*

FUCKING AERIE!! Why the hell was she a romance choice? Why was she such a whiney bitch? WHYYYYYYYY??? *pant pant* Damn it, now I need a dose of either Xan and/or Haer'Dalis to get over this. I wonder where the tiefling's wandered off to this time...

 

I just can't get into the role of a female character I'm afraid, I think if genders had an impact on how proficient one was with their class then I'd be all for it. As it stand I just cannot support say a female who looks like she is on a diet of twigs and leaves who can knock an ogre out with one punch.