I didn't know what to put as a background, sorry.

Looking at his stats, he'd be a beast of a warpriest.

*rubs behind his head* I've not been playing very long if I'm honest, hurr. Is that a prestige class?

Warpriest is a prestige class from Complete Divine, but I meant the class theme of a cleric who can stand shoulder to shoulder with the fighter and dish out just as much hurt.

Urf, I dunno about that :P My cleric can dish out the damage, but I'm vastly outmatched by the barbarian and fighter on our team, hahaha.

Yeah, those guys get beastly attack abilities.

*nod nod nods* I've got an intermediate ogre blood line though, so I can learn a power attack pretty early. Could get cleave after that if I wanted to go the damage route :P

He sounds like a fun character. Makes me miss my gaming group a little.

*Rumbles* Ya don't meet up any more? <:3

Our other DM's on a year-long stint in Afghanistan, leaving me the only guy willing to run the game. And the other guys were committed to breaking every adventure I tried to run.

*grumbles* Urf... Aw buddy... I'm really sorry to hear that...

I hate it when people try and mess up the game too... We stopped playing with a certain someone because he was cheating on all his rolls.

Well, same thing. one of the guys cheated like crazy. And threw tantrums all the time, even when he was winning. By the end trying to DM for them made me miserable.

*nod nods* They ruin it for everyone else too... once we got rid of him, we actually managed to have a lot of really nice sessions. We're still carrying on, heh.

Maybe I'll go back once our other DM returns from overseas. I miss playing my sorcerer.

*nod nods and smiles* I think that if you enjoy it, ya should carry on with it, hurr hurr ^_^

Great drawing and welcome to the league of pen&paper DnD-gamers, if I interpreted this correctly. ;)

It's so much fun, playing P&P fantasy and science-fiction and mystery games since about 18 years this year.

I think its been... 3 months for me at the most, ahaha XD

Its so fun, but its all quite new to me. I mean... I'm used to RPing... just not THAT type of RPing, heh.

Oh "that" kind of RPing and the P&P one mix well if you're describing scenes with your mate as P&P player too, hurrhurr.

It's my main hobby, playing and dungeonmastering Dungeons&Dragons 4th, Pathfinder, The Dark Eye, World of Darkness (Vampires and Werebeasts), sometimes Shadowrun and Warhammer 40k Dark Heresy (and others) and so many more. =)

If you need help with anything one day, be it character creation, ideas, optimizing and logical build of character ideas or races/classes or maybe help with converting ideas for your own campaigns and adventures into the engine of the various games etc. just note me. :)

*chuckles* I'll keep it in mind! But I'm so scatterbrained I doubt I'll be DMing any time soon, y'know?

I would go with a rogue, fighter, or medical class. I like largeness, but I prefer skillful takedowns to face smashing.

*Chuckles* My guys big but gentle. He has a lot of spells that control the enemy and stuff, so he's tactical too. I don't like "Hurr hurr, SMASH" classes all that much :P

I've always been thinkign of getting a few of my friends together for a DND game that would also include things like muscle growth spells. It would still be a serious game, but there would be a few background feitshy bits in it as well.

That'd be... interesting... one of the first spells you can learn is "Enlarge Person" which literally doubles the size of a character :P

That's macro. I'm talking about muscle/hyper spells.

Well I suppose you could make a "Enlarge person/object" potion and pour it onto your genitals :P

Our own? What about enemeis? How dehiblitating would a giant cock be to a fight?

Such a big hunky orc.

Loving that orc!

I love big orc feet

What version of D&D? 3.5?

*nod nods* We were gonna go with 4.0 but I think quite a bit got added into that, and the 3.5 system was easier... I think :P

as much as people hate 4.0, its good for dungeon raiding. But they kind of made it hard to do anything else. 3.5 i think is better though. Had more spells which let you do a lot of mundane stuff and roleplay some interesting situations with them. It was more magic heavy then 4.0 but combat an set-up was a bit more complicated.

*chuckles* I didn't realise that. Our little group seems to have gotten a hold of 3.5 pretty well. We all RP our characters quite well too. The battle system took a bit of getting used to, but we'd just moved from Deathwatch... so this was so much easier, heh. I like the magic heavier settings though, and we all love taking part in the story. Even if I'm the only one who can remember it most of the time... and actually forget the name of the place we were meant to be helping :P

do what do and take a note pad with you. It helps since people can look up info quick with it.but yeah, if i play a game like this i want to play with magic. Not the just cleave things in the head with an axe type player.

*Grumbles* Its a little boring isn't it? We've got two barbarians on our team. One in an orc barbarian who got transformed into a Kobold (but kept all his stats) and a posh, intelligent barbarian. Its fun but... meh... I like running up behind my teams mates and giving them a bit of healing and protection. But a mans gotta protect himself too! :P

yeah. buff spells are pretty key in D&D. I've been playing since 1st edition and cleric is always fun. especially a war archer cleric.

Oh wow really!? First edition? Jeez! That musta been brilliant to try for the first time!

i joined just as 2nd edition was out but its the edition i had the most experience with. It was fun while it lasted though. But a lot more restrictive in how you can play.

Wow really? How so?

no feats, level restrictions based on race, races can only have certain classes(Humans had everything), level 1 wizards only got 1 spell per day, only thief got any skills(well, improving ones), and multi-classing was limited to other races, while dual-classing was a human only thing(Level up 1 class to level X, then level the other while the 1st stops improving).

:3!

Yay for D&D! I play a full-orc trip fighter in my group. He had a low charisma, so my GM said if I made him fat, I'd wouldn't get a penalty to charisma based checks!

Seems he thought that would be a punishment ~

Looks cool!

:) This is Rhino approved.

OMG Orc Awesome <3