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With comics I would have to say "Deadpool", he didn't give a damn about ANYBODY.

In books I am a HUGE Micheal Moorcock fan, Elric leading the way.
I also like Robert Howard's Conan the Barbarian.

Cogline from the Shannara series, because he took on hideous magical monsters with only his knowledge of science and some home-made explosives!

I have a lot of respect for Ghandi. Getting your country's freedom while at the same time rejecting violence is something that'll be remembered for a Very long time.

I think the only difference between being lawful good and neutral good is that being lawful good your character feels really uncomfortable about breaking rules even when they are unjust. The neutral good character just wants to be good and to heck with the beauracracy and red tape.

I don't worry about alignment as much as having a character concept. Decide what your character is afraid of, what they hate and their favorate weapons or past-times. There is a good article by Tracy Hickman in Dragon 277.

I usually play a good character because playing an evil character always makes me feel uncomfortable. It's fun for the first session when you and all of your mates run around behaving terribly but then it wears off when you're confronted by truly diabolically evil options. Some of my friends don't feel the least bit uncomfortable about it however!

I love putting in giant scorpions because I can put them almost anywhere and no-one will question what they are doing there.

Another monster I've always wanted to use but never did is the manticore.

1. Willow
2. Conan the barbarian
3. Riddle of the sands
4. Kill Bill
5. Goonies