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Mat? as in your character? is that so? greatest magic, ok not that big a deal. thirteen personas? wow lol. oh wow, that's sucks and yet benefits him. ah i see. he's be quite something, however it's not like your munching. technically you've had past adventures to give you those skills, so to speak =P

LMAO Cuss like sailor? ahahaha i loved the way you said that, wow then i must praise you for restraining yourself. i give you permission to lecture like how i do, but be careful there are literally cry babies out there that i know of...*COugh* -AngelicRaven34- *COugh* well i'm sure he has his set of issues in his time of age, he's like what 15 i think i dunno. and as sympathetic and nice as i am capable of, i for one am not always going to have the patience for that. so let's try not to be so hard on the newbs/noobs. evne though there is something called "REAd" that they can do before they RP, i'm sure we can somehow...let certain people slide if they're willing to listen.

******** yeah I gets mah language back. Screw the bar make a full tavern wink

okay val. athis is what i used to be like. this was my first rolleplay bio and i played just as bad. maybe i should tweak him and work on him....hmmmmm.

Gaia name: Elfblackdragon
Character name: Sgiathatch (more commanly known as just Thatch)
Race: Animorphic Dragon
Age: Unknown

Bio: Thatch is a warrior and a mage of a lost race, unknown to the world. He escaped from the clutches of his planets destruction, and now hides on earth, Not much is know about him, except that he can fight and that his magic is strong. other than that, he is a mystery.

As long as we are showing off old characters.
Character name: Mat Cauthon
Race: Human
Age: 18
Apperance:

Weapon: Ashan'deri (see pic)

Abilities: Spear Proficiency, Water Manipulation, Minor Shadow Manipulation, Karma Bullet

Fighting Forms: Vorpal Spear Dance, Werepyre Transformation, The Roulette of 13, Beat Out.


BIO: Born in the little backwoods town of the Two Rivers he led a fairly simple life. At a young age his mother passed away leaving only him, his dad, and his sister to live on their own. After a time he was taken from this home, eventually escaping his captors, and joining a group of mercenaries In his early years of travel he befriended a woman named Asurii and a man by the name of Lance Stone. These became two of his closest friends, the woman (Asurii) eventually calling him "near-brother". Also in his adventures he came across a woman named Kait Yslanaa. They started out as friends and after some difficulty they became a couple. To this day they have been married and live together in his town of birth.

Note: We sorta continued a storyline and Mat has 2 boys to take care of. Kalas and Hircine.

WootWoot go mat. lol. and see i was showing off a bad character. lol. not a great, awesome, everyone wants charcter. lol. no im not playing him in the guiild val. He sucked. i might end up using him if my characters die off or something, but only when i get him "fixed"

Reading through the posts before I joined and found this one. WoOt Eldritch Knight! I'd have to say though, Wizard > Sorcerer. Wizard FTW!

If you play with the PH2, a wizard can forgo the familiar in place of a special ability that changes depending on school specialization, and if you pick conjuration, you can teleport at will. Hence, my Eldritch Knight who was a teleporting master, and a little girl with a huge-a** scythe!

I'm playing with the 3.5 rules, I don't even know what prestige classes are in 4.0. I've sworn away 4.0 because they took my monk class out of the PHB...(Curse them...)
My character was Wizard 5/ Fighter 5/ Eldriitch Knight 5 (game ended at 15). I say that Wizards are better than Sorcerers because they get more spellcasting power. Wizards get higher levels of spellcasting faster, scribe scroll lets you use spells that aren't prepared, and the bonus metamagic feats make your spells more powerful. I originally went sorcerer since I disliked the idea of having to prepare spells beforehand, but the benefit is that you get to know more spells than a sorcerer. A sorcerer might be better prepared for a surprise attack, but if you know what's coming beforehand, a wizard can be much more helpful. School specialization can make your spells more deadly and the substitute abilities in the PH2 give you an edge that makes up for having to prepare spells by giving you abilities that you can use as swift actions.
But, I also happen to know that the whole bloodline feat thing that sorcerers can take is pretty cool, too, though I don't know much about it. And in my opinion, pathfinder sorcerers kick so much a**...so I'll take back my statement

My character was a wizard for a specific reason. Because of backstory elements (I'm a heavy RPer and wrote a 30 pg back story prior to our game) my character was supposed to be completely useless in the very beginning. Starting at lv 3, I found that difficult to pull off as a sorcerer, so I decided to make her a wizard without a spellbook or weapon. It was hilarious when I couldn't beat a CR1/4 spider by myself as a lv 3. But when I stopped being a joke character, Invisibility, Teleport, and my teleporting special ability became my bread and butter spells. And scythes have crazy critical damage with their x4.

...anyway, I feel like I'm cluttering this up with too much D&D talk...so I'll be quiet now...