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Random thought....
Thinking of making him Tian-Min, and RPing him like Mako in Conan The Barbarian. :)
Random thought....
Thinking of making him Tian-Min, and RPing him like Mako in Conan The Barbarian. :)
That sounds cool.
I was going to do him like that white-haired old guy from the first 30 minutes of Dragon Slayer. Always chewing his gums and wandering off in random directions.
I played him just like he was written and it was great. Perhaps a little crazier.
Random thought....
Thinking of making him Tian-Min, and RPing him like Mako in Conan The Barbarian. :)
That's... genius.
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Heh Bokken was an interesting character.
I played him as a bumbling old man, someone who has spent a little -too- much time around herbs ;P
He had a high pitched stuttering voice.
During conversation, he would take random words, and go on about them, example: Our Cavalier mentioned socks, and then bokken spent a minute mumbling about how socks would be good in a potion of see invisibilty, as it would help "open the senses".
The players thought he was quite interesting i hope :)
My Bokken wears nothing but most of a burlap sack and lives in a spider-hole in the middle of the plains. He conducts business down there; the dirt walls are jam-packed with unlabeled potions and the majority of the very limited space is taken up with alchemical equipment. His mind wanders constantly and he talks to a multitude of beings that the PCs can't see or hear. His obsession with potions stems from his limited memories of his alchemist parents and the need to be prepared when he finally confronts his brother... someday!
When addressing the party, he's direct to a fault and seemingly unaware of the concepts of personal space or decorum (chewing his toenails while spider climbing, unasked, about the shoulders of the resident big guy).
I too based my Bokken off Mako, but instead of his Conan character my Bokken was Iroh from Avatar: The Last Airbender. I even found a different image for him that was more Iroh-like.
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My Bokken has a sheep, she was his only friend in the lonely wilderness. He takes her to walk through the city with a collar and a pet chain.
He worries for her safety a lot, he is always watching.
Bokken speaks to people with no eye contact, worries for mundane or inexistent problems, he sees green fairies everywhere, they say things to him.
I have big plans for that sheep.
Ah, Bokken is the ruler of the kingdom. Yeah, Bokken rules :D
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My group is currently engaged in their third playthrough of KM. In the first playthrough, Bokken was fairly by the book--hermetic, a little redneck. Our third playthrough had Bokke (for he was now a she) as a hyper-active gnome who had built trapdoors all over her hut to pop in/out at odd times(turns out fangberries are quite the stimulant). This time I'm thinking of doing an older, mellow Willie Nelson-esque character.
Has anyone else noticed that Bokken has enough adept levels to have a familiar? Not that it affects play much, but I was just curious if anyone did anything with this.
I redid him as a Druid and gave him a big ol' monitor lizard as companion. It proceeded to menace the Magus every time the party came by.