Steven_Evil |
If I got to choose, I would WANT to be a Chaotic Neutral or Good Half Elf Magus/Fighter. I think my honest ability scores would be as such:
Str: 14
Dex: 16
Con: 14
Int: 18
Wis: 10
Cha: 14
The test gave me this though:
Neutral Good Bard level 2/Sorcerer level 2
Ability Scores:
Strength- 15
Dexterity- 16
Constitution- 14
Intelligence- 17
Wisdom- 16
Charisma- 17
Which, in all honesty, is pretty accurate, though I don't think those ability scores should be so high.
Tacticslion |
Gwyrdallan wrote:I would be split classed Warrior/Expert Tech Support for a Internet Service Provider, and 10 years in the army.The Harsh Truth: Most of us are commoners with some experts / Aristocrats, maybe a very few PC classes.
Me, I'm pretty sure I'm a human aristocrat.
You sound substantially more like a real-life Ranger archetype to me. :)
_Cobalt_ |
According to a test I took, a horribly optimized paladin. Woe is me.
In reality? I'd probably lose patience with the magic arts and become a fighter. I discovered I am handy with a crossbow at a ren fair, and took fencing classes a while back, but practice now and again. So a fighter (crossbowman) with a rapier as a backup. Not bad. Optimal? Nope.
EDIT: Ability scores. Right.
Str: 10 (I'm average)
Dex: 16 (I can aim crossbows well, not really nimble though)
Con: 14 (Healthier than average, but not remarkable)
Int: 16 or 15 (Straight A student, well read)
Wis: 13 (I'd like to think I make mostly good choices, but emotion sometimes clouds my judgement)
Cha: 14 (People tell me I'm a natural leader, but I don't see it)
ParagonDireRaccoon |
Hola all,
As the title says, you are transported through space/time to Golarion.
What would you want to transform into, Character wise...based on your honest assessment of your abilities and actual desires.For example: I love Wizards,but I am not a huge fan of Sorcs.
However, the reality of spending hours a day./years painstakingly pouring over dusty tomes for power...? EEr... I haven't even fully read the APG yet. However, just having my power, and a cool-assed bloodline to boot? D'uh... (Even though the gamer in me hates the Lvl behind you are for getting your new Spell levels)...See what I mean?Paladin? Awesome... Other that I think it would be an incredibly boring outlook, am not a super religious person, and am far too disorganized for LG.
See what I'm getting at?
I'd love to be an Elf, but (Let's be honest), I'm a goofball, my Girlfriend is half my age (not to mention that it's 'Open'), I play RPGs,
talk to my cats like they are people. Although ;the Bleaching' has gotten a hold of me as-of-late, I have long blue hair...
Gnome, it is...I'd love to be a Magus,but...I've been playing guitar since I was 15 (I'm 42), tell jokes, stories (I am THE DM in our circle), I write Limericks... Dig up obscure facts and tidbits. I think it's pretty obvious that I'd have to be a Bard.
So let's go Lvl 7, 25 pt buy, normal 23,500GP wealth. I'd love to see what 'You' would become, made real in this wonderful RPG setting.
You that Wiccan/Goth girl in school? Witches actually rock !
Doing Kung Fu since you were 5? Monks away!
Maybe you always wanted to be Gunslinger, and played 'Young Guns/Clint Eastewood/whatever.Obviously, folks could post their optimal builds, which might happen. I'd be that ridiculous Aasimar Oracle of the Heavens that I played in a recent Planescape game. But, he sure wouldn't have thought like I do, outside of Color Spraying Ice Devils...But if Ron Boggs' essence transferred to Golarion...Gnome Bard. Nope, I'm going to 'non-optimize', because, really...Bard/Magus...
I'd go with half-dragon wereTarrasque human with a level of monk (I did martial arts growing up) and levels of wizard and cleric, building towards mystic theurge. I started playing 1st ed as a munchking power gamer, so the (broken) racial templates reflect that. Mystic theurge is not optimal for power spellcasting, but I think it would be fun.
Diodric |
Test Results:
True Neutral Dwarf Ranger (3rd Level)
Ability Scores:
Strength- 12
Dexterity- 12
Constitution- 14
Intelligence- 14
Wisdom- 9
Charisma- 10
I would say if it were my own personal stats:
Neutral Good Human Bard (probably Archeologist) (3rd Level)
Strength - 9
Dexterity - 10
Constitution - 12
Intelligence - 12 (maybe 13)
Wisdom - 9
Charisma - 12
Skeletal Steve |
Pfft.
We all know we would be Commoners. My first thing would be to find a relatively large city to get inside the walls of because there are waaaay too many things out there that can eat me that a small village won't stop.
Then I'd try to actually learn a useful skill, take a few levels in expert and never leave the confines of the city unless I absolutely had to. Never let my kids be adventurers, etc.
Even then I'd probably end up getting killed to kick off an adventure for a group of PC's to investigate my death.
Old Willow |
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Realmwalker wrote:You sound substantially more like a real-life Ranger archetype to me. :)Gwyrdallan wrote:I would be split classed Warrior/Expert Tech Support for a Internet Service Provider, and 10 years in the army.The Harsh Truth: Most of us are commoners with some experts / Aristocrats, maybe a very few PC classes.
Me, I'm pretty sure I'm a human aristocrat.
Favored ennemy: Customers
Tacticslion |
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Tacticslion wrote:Favored ennemy: CustomersRealmwalker wrote:You sound substantially more like a real-life Ranger archetype to me. :)Gwyrdallan wrote:I would be split classed Warrior/Expert Tech Support for a Internet Service Provider, and 10 years in the army.The Harsh Truth: Most of us are commoners with some experts / Aristocrats, maybe a very few PC classes.
Me, I'm pretty sure I'm a human aristocrat.
Truly this comes from one who has worked in customer service.
Tacticslion |
Old Willow wrote:Truly this comes from one who has worked in customer service.Tacticslion wrote:Favored ennemy: CustomersRealmwalker wrote:You sound substantially more like a real-life Ranger archetype to me. :)Gwyrdallan wrote:I would be split classed Warrior/Expert Tech Support for a Internet Service Provider, and 10 years in the army.The Harsh Truth: Most of us are commoners with some experts / Aristocrats, maybe a very few PC classes.
Me, I'm pretty sure I'm a human aristocrat.
You know, upon thinking about this, given that he's in the army, I'd actually suggest for min/max goodness that he take Favored Enemy: Terrorist, and then explain in no uncertain terms why that also applies to customers. Because it does.
EldonG |
Tacticslion wrote:You know, upon thinking about this, given that he's in the army, I'd actually suggest for min/max goodness that he take Favored Enemy: Terrorist, and then explain in no uncertain terms why that also applies to customers. Because it does.Old Willow wrote:Truly this comes from one who has worked in customer service.Tacticslion wrote:Favored ennemy: CustomersRealmwalker wrote:You sound substantially more like a real-life Ranger archetype to me. :)Gwyrdallan wrote:I would be split classed Warrior/Expert Tech Support for a Internet Service Provider, and 10 years in the army.The Harsh Truth: Most of us are commoners with some experts / Aristocrats, maybe a very few PC classes.
Me, I'm pretty sure I'm a human aristocrat.
Having a background in tech support, I can attest to this simple truth - some customers exist just to terrorize.
Tacticslion |
Having a background in tech support, I can attest to this simple truth - some customers exist just to terrorize.
Having a background in being a customer, I can too.*
(I mean, I've also got a background in customer service, but you know, the other was funnier.)
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