On Strictly Unscientific Graphs

Hmmmm..........

Edit:  In response to some very reasonable confusion, I'm going to go ahead and explain that the first chart has a fairly obvious point ("extroverted characters are more fun for me to play, or are at least more fun in retrospect") and the second chart has no point whatsoever (I made it purely for my own curiosity to see what trends would arise, but none did, really).  Okay, revisionism over, back to your regularly scheduled post.

-Stormshrug

On Old Favorites

It's been a while since I engaged with that image meme I love so much, but for a while, I had only a one or two role playing characters to meme up, and it was hard to get started.  Then when I got to critical mass, I was just lazy.

No longer!



Orpheus Agent Jared Argyris from Orpheus, Summer 2010

Veil Agent Mithan Dispara (Shadar-Kai Ranger), New Veras Campaign (D&D 4e), Fall 2010

Outcast Jerok the Honorless (Half-Orc Barbarian), New Veras Campaign (D&D 4e), Spring 2011

Taros Steelscream (Black Shield Assault Marine), The Cycle of Fate (Deathwatch), Summer 2011

Well, I expect to drop another one of these posts in a year or so.  I hope I'm lucky enough to have had yet another year of amazing RPGs to fool around in!

Edit: Bonus!

My Co-DM from the New Veras campaign has kindly provided his "what the DM actually saw" version of Mithan Dispara:

I can see that.  It's extra appropriate because I main Snake in Brawl.  And Mithan did love setting land mines.

-Stormshrug

On Righteous Fury (and why we can't have nice things)

-Stormshrug