: I like the background, and I suppose I could let a
: Myrmidon into the campaign (although I'll have a
: massive grudge against you!!). I must warn you though
: that the social aspect of an RPG will be largely lost
: if played as a Myrmidon. You won't be able to interact
: so well.
Yeah, that is what made the character so much fun. SiliconDream had a great idea with his Ghôl character so it made for an interesting twist on the norm. I on the other hand choose a character very similar to a human rogue or theif. I can interact like any other character, the trick is that I will not reveal my true self until a certain trust is gained between characters (as a GM you will need this information before the adventure begins).
This makes me the dark adventurer of the group, especially since I need nothing from the group, not food, not gold, not even a shelter or sleeping quarters. So I will come and go as I feels necessary.
I am almost 500 years, giving me an ample knowledge base over most other characters and making me especially valuable for travelling to new lands and learning critical information from. The only down side to my nature is my uncontrolable rage *grin*. So that is why I will spend the majority of my time away from the party, since I know that I will be a possible risk to your health. So in situations where we are all stuck together, like in jail, I may become more of a hazard than a benefit.
But then again I do not age, so as long as no one destroys my body, I will live on to see your next reincarnations. Unlike Forrest's character, I can retain most of my memory and knowledge throughout my long life. So I do not need a trigger or event to help me realize my destiny. Although there may be more to my memory than meets the eye. And with that I have said enough.
Sincerely,
Pimpy™
