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You appear to be in charge of said RPG, yes? Well I was wondering if I could join, but I didnt just sign straight up because I'd like to as you a question

I already have a couple of characters I RP elsewhere, and I was wondering wether I could work one of them into your RP? So basically, take a look and tell me if there is anything I'd need to re-jig to fit him in or wether it would be easier for me to just re-design a new character? Or ofcourse if you need any other type of character desperately

Thankyou

A8832080 <------------ my character elsewhere in a somewhat quiet RP (there are only three of us currently dotted about!)

well it seems your character there is both an Elven Thief AND an Elven Fire Elementalist. To play in my RPG you'd have to pick one or the other, you couldn't be both.

Right now there is a huge demand for more standard Warrior types. They really are quite powerful, though it might not seem like it. (my fault - when i wrote the instructions)
Nerd42

Warrior types always seem a little dull, thats perhaps why you dont have many

I'll go have a re-think.

Hmm yeah I need to find more ways to spice that job up. It is actually really cool - Warriors are really the only ones who get to carry the really big weapons. "Be a warrior, and you get to use really cool weapons to kill people!" might not work as a good slogan for the Army but it might work in this case ... then again ... maybe it WOULD work for the Army.
Nerd42

right been having a think. With your different classes, you put levels of magic yes?

like

>>very little magic<<

etc. What do you class that as letting you do then? It has me a little confused

um, it says: "(very strong, average agility, very little magic)"

Strength is a distince advantage in battle. A wizard would not be able to defeat a giant that is twenty times his size but a warrior would have a good chance. Magic is actually supposed to be alot weaker than alot of people in this game think it is.

As for what a warrior would be able to do with magic, the whole point of being a warrior is that you won't *need* magic. You have the real thing, magic is the imitation. A warrior goes right in there and swings. A wizard heals him and casts spells on his weapons. A thief sneaks around the back way. But without the warrior, the wizard and thief are kinda left to their own devices. Warriors are the catalyst then, that makes a truly powerful party/team work.
Nerd42