Wait... they domesticated us. WWe build a shelter for them, bring them food and even aid them against disease and pet them when they feel like it. Who's domesticated here? Go to Comment
Yes cats were worship as gods, but not all ower the world. I think it was only in old Egypt. Its a wery interesting character but MoonHunter i know Echo wont like this he like cats. But keep smiling :) Go to Comment
"No, I expect you to die, Mr. Bond." said the evil mastermind of SPECTRE, as he idly stroked his pet.
None but him realized that during the whole conversation, he'd been wondering how things came to this, when all he'd originally wanted was to be a jeweler. Go to Comment
I must say that I really love this character's gadgetry and dashing Bond-ness. I'd use a different name, perhaps, make him more exotic, but that's just my preference.
Thumbs up!
Actually, Ian Flemming came up with the name after meeting a postal clerk. The man was boring and non descript, the most non descript man he had ever met. That man had the name James Bond. He choose it because it was so "common" and so "boring". I guess if he was an American author, we would be saying "Brown, John Brown," instead. Go to Comment
I like the combining of genres and settings to produce something new. They had spies in the Renaissance times, each prince/ household against the others. I could see a campaign of spy vs spy set in Italy in the late 1300s. Go to Comment
He has a number of campaign uses. He can be a pawn, a puppet, a mcguffin, an employer, a compatriot, or just some fool waundering around in the background of the campaign.
He is here to show how a common bland character can be made interesting by good execution.
Alas, he is the most common of the character ideas I have had recently. He is my low score. Go to Comment
For the people who asked. This character is the Benchmark for a THREE FLAME score. It has a good format, good English execution, and a passable idea behind it. Not every character has to be flashy, powerful, or even that intricate. Every character does not need to be exotic or unique. There is a lot to be said for a solid, basic, character. Go to Comment
While he can provide some comic relief, and be an 'employer' of sorts for PCs, this character leaves to be desired for... he's not all too different from the classic "unprepared nobleman/woman in need" Go to Comment
An interesting character, moreso for being a great contrast to the classic "fool-around, good-for-nothing" Pooka...
His personality is realistic (for a fae:) and there are many ways to include him in an adventure.
Good post. Go to Comment
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