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Message ID: 711
Date: Fri May 14 22:19:25 BST 1999
Author: jay schultze
Subject: Re: starting stats
>I like what Sam says, especially the encouragement to go for light butBravo! I never even thought about the rogue skills until I got my first one
>effective, high-class armor and strength-enhancing magic items. For me
>that fits better with my concept of a bard. It doesn't seem right to me
>for a bard to be dressed like a tank in full plate. I'd far rather see
>bards dressed in things that are light, effective, and exotic.
>
>For example, I spent money on two gold earring that don't even show unless
>you inspect me closely and give me no improvements. They fit my concept.
>I look forward to trading them for something equally charismatic and with a
>practical touch of magic.
>
>I split my extra stat points mostly among strength, which I figured was
>good for my fighter side, and charisma, which has been good for my ability
>to make money and fits perfectly with my concept of a bard as the charming,
>rogueish musician who's pretty good in a fight. As I recall I may have put
>some into agility, too, as some of those rogueish skills could someday
>prove quite useful.
>
>I find a deep sense of character an important enhancement to raw capability
>and ultimately the higher driving force.
>
> Thrush of Freeport (so far) in Veeshan
>