Dragonlance

[Niemz]

Was he dual personality?

[Conner Destron]

I'll bet it was fun to watch though, I've tried playing multiple characters and letting players do same and it can be really hard, especially if you get into a position of needing to carry on a conversation between them... *eg*

[Niemz]

I have let players use more than one PC at a time, but it is hard to get two different personalities. Usually one of the PCs stay unusually silent....

[Conner Destron]

I'd noticed that too, so I don't usually let someone do multiples at a time unless they've done it before (well) or are really determined to try.

[merkader]

My favorite race from this setting is definately Kender. I was able to play a kender for a very long time in Neimz realm and believe he would technicially be alive depending how much time has passed. He was level 11/19 Warrior/Thief. I miss playing him very much and I tie the planes hoping little guy into my own campaigns whenever possible. I use him to guide my players on the proper path, or save them from their own follies when needed.

[Niemz]

He is still alive

[Conner Destron]

I've always liked the Kender myself, but from a DM's perspective.. *eg*

[Ramskill]

The KENDER are a great source of comedy, and tension between characters, as well as super talented kleptos. But I want to give a shout out to all the MINOTAUR PCs of Krynn. Holy cow! (no pun intended) These guys are tough! Mix in a couple HALF-OGRES... Killer.

[Niemz]

conner said:

I've always liked the Kender myself, but from a DM's perspective.. *eg*

Nothing scares a party more than a Kender PC walking into the group...

[Conner Destron]

ramskill said:

The KENDER are a great source of comedy, and tension between characters, as well as super talented kleptos. But I want to give a shout out to all the MINOTAUR PCs of Krynn. Holy cow! (no pun intended) These guys are tough! Mix in a couple HALF-OGRES... Killer.

As my favorite character happens to be half-ogre, I'd have to agree.

[Conner Destron]

admin said:

conner said:

I've always liked the Kender myself, but from a DM's perspective.. *eg*

Nothing scares a party more than a Kender PC walking into the group...

But you know, that reputation really isn't entirely deserved, Kender really are pretty cool folk, as long as you watch very closely what you allow near them.. ;D

[merkader]

The clue to kender and the group of folks I played with knew it well, is to always have something more shiny and pretty then your most valuable item on you. Distractions for Kender are great also, snipe hunting is sure way of keeping a kender away from you when ever he wanders to close. The biggest thing to remember when playing a kender, is kenders do not steal, items have no value to them. You "borrow" an item or "just wanted to see it" frequently when I play my kender I don't even put items into my pouch I just drop them on the ground even magic items I know are valueable that I have aquired in my travels I will drop on the ground instead of a pouch. To seriously roll play a kender you have to go into knowing a paladin's magicial item restriction could be worse then yours if you group robs you all the time. Smile and gladly give up the items they are not yours anyways.

[Niemz]

You do play a good kender.

[Conner Destron]

It sure sounds like you understand the Kender concept pretty well at least.

[merkader]

It's tough to stay in char I want MY stuff. And god do I horde. I have no need for it... I keep it anyways cause you just never know when you're going to need 6 +1 longswords. Maybe someday I'll get turned into a Marilith.