Zog, he sounds like a hoot to be around but a pain to DM.
Are you kidding me? Read Zog's words again, sir!
Takes no ranks in Diplomacy because it's unnecessary when you've got all this "raw charisma". Insists on using "raw charisma" to interact with NPCs, almost invariably making their response to the entire party worse.
When he does get information from an NPC that the rest of the party is not there to hear, usually keeps it to himself (and often ends up forgetting it totally), even/especially when it is information crucial to the party's future planning.
A GM can have lots of fun when GMing for such a character... lol.
Zog, he sounds like a hoot to be around but a pain to DM.Are you kidding me? Read Zog's words again, sir!
Takes no ranks in Diplomacy because it's unnecessary when you've got all this "raw charisma". Insists on using "raw charisma" to interact with NPCs, almost invariably making their response to the entire party worse.When he does get information from an NPC that the rest of the party is not there to hear, usually keeps it to himself (and often ends up forgetting it totally), even/especially when it is information crucial to the party's future planning.A GM can have lots of fun when GMing for such a character... lol.
I am the GM in this case, and although I am sometimes entertained by this character, he does make my job harder. I'm attempting to run a campaign with an epic feel, where the PCs' choices really matter, and this particular PC has definitely contributed to outcomes that are, to put it mildly, suboptimal.