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MotB characters

Lumpy

Arcane
Joined
Sep 11, 2005
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MotB, as we all know, allows you to role-play a fairly large variety of personalities. So, ITT: describe your MotB characters, their personalities, and what major choices they made in the game.
 

Andyman Messiah

Mr. Ed-ucated
Joined
Jan 27, 2004
Messages
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Location
Narnia
Totally serious:

Flapjack Messiah, human lawful evil monk. He was the evilest guy ever and together with his trusty sidekick, One of Many, he wrecked many a havoks in his quest for evildoing.

I also played a lawful good human monk named Jack who was good and tricked Kaelyn the Dove into thinking he was on her side. Then when they were standing in front of Kelemvor, Jack told Kaelyn he only influenced her because of her body and that he wasn't going to help her destroy the wall. She got upset but didn't do anything, unlike the time when I played another lawful good human monk named Jack and told her about my intentions outside the city. Then she got mad and she and her family attacked me so I had to attack them right back.

Has anyone played a human lawful neutral monk? I'm thinking of starting a new game.
 

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