[QUOTE=Demortis]um, understand that the monk will kill him if he starts anything with the elf(elves?) in the party, just for party coheasion(sp?). but other then that, nope i dont have a problem. might be interesting to not be the only tank in the party
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Not sure it's the most inviting way to welcome a potential writer to threaten to kill him if he does anything you see as threatening to another party member. There have been people who have written themselves into earlier storylines as opposition, and it can go pretty well, even if they don't change sides.Besides, killing off another writers character should never be done unless you have the writer of that characters express permision to do so. Which would also prevent him from simply writing in with his first post that your character tried to kill him and was killed himself.
regardless, most writers can take care of their own characters. There have been many instances over the years where someone attempted to enter a story thread, assert their dominace, and had it dealt with in the most interesting ways.
Not sure exactly what you mean by the only tank in the party. I was under the impression that Cuch's character liked to do most of his fighting up close and personal but I could be a bit mislead there. However, BS is useless as a range fighter since he has no skill with bows and an intolerance of magic, and does most of his combat as a front line fighter. While he is equipped well to handle mages, for the most part the nature of most fights, his past, etc give him a lot of experience as a front line guy. Could be the description of him wearing leather armor instead of plate mail and such seems misleading, but I wanted to make sure that he has some liabilities such as less armor, no real way to buff himself as he doesn't take to magic etc simply because I don't like chracters who are so overpowered that they simply can't be hurt. I think when a character is to the point that not much of anything can take him down, it gets boring, and it unbalances the story for myself and any other writers involved. If a character is damned near indestructable, what's the point in writing anyway, since all you have to do is wade in, kill enemies, watch blows bounce off you, etc. It takes all the human elements out of the story IMO.
