OOC (whatever that means) New Character

[msboy8]

Introducing Erric De Brass. He is a fallen knight wearing enchanted brass plate armor (same prot as chain mail). His armor is a tarished black brass color and the coat of arms on his shield has been defaced and is unrecognizable. He is 6'1" tall and weighs 250 lbs. He has dark brown hair and piercing hazel eyes. His build is slim, weathered with hidden muscles. His strongest desire is to regain his honor through service to a lady.

If you think he will fit in an adventure please write. Also write to hear how he fell from grace.

 

[msboy8]

Re:OOC

OK, now I know what OOC means (and a lot more). I like the term "Newbie" rather than "virgin", but I will agree that I'm an "Experienced Virgin". If my chacter is too much or not enough, please let me know. Does anyone remember when D&D used to be 3 small softcover books in a cardboard box?

 

[chewbacca71]

As a matter of fact I do. Welcome to lit, msboy8. I think you might be interested in the thread started by Wildkarde. Check out the "Academy ....." thread to see what is expected and how he wants characters posted. Then if you are interested, I would suggest posting a possible character on that thread and PMing Wildkarde to see if its ok to post on the main thread.

Chewey

Hope that helps.

 

[msboy8]

to Chewy

Thanks Chewy, I sent Wildkard a PM, so I'm wait for his reply. It's good to hear from a veteran RPG player, I grew up with D&D and it has served me well, esp in MtG. Well met, Chewy...

 

[chewbacca71]

Well met, fellow New Englander. When I was younger, I had the D & D Basic set which was 2 books, if I remember right. It had a red dragon on the cover being battled by a dwarf and a wizard while a cleric was curing a fighter in the foreground. I also had a book that was the AD & D , and some of the old books, Deities and Demigods, Player handbook, Monster Manual

Chewey