Just pointing out that Keldorn's situation is not so simple. His advanced age means that he's likely to be much more set in his ways, including grudges. He comes from a time when the drow have been o… (View Post)

I think you people seem to have lost track of what the drow represent in the FR setting. A "typical" drow surface raid can be found in the Drizzt books. In it, innocents were butchered - to… (View Post)

It's rarely that. You'll find just as many other weird reasons for why people won't play certain NPCs. HD gets a lot of flak because he doesn't fit the traditional party - tank, damage dealer, suppor… (View Post)

It really depends on what your party setup is and how you define "evil". If you define evil as acting like a vengeful psycho and murdering everyone in the streets, then your options are a l… (View Post)

Heh I guess I shouldn't be so surprised his last name has origins in D&D canon, Baldur's Gate was meant to be a love letter for gamers by gamers. There are dozens of subtle references to D&D … (View Post)