docHigh
2011-03-21, 03:24 PM
Hello to all!
I have a small dilemma and would appreciate the help and experience of old gamers :smallsmile:
In Ravenloft 3.0 campaign my dwarven fighter was the sole survivor of gruesome bear-attack. The rest of the party got torn into peaces while i alone survived (thanks to stumbling on a trap, that locked me behind bars). As a result, i had a horror save which i rolled natural 1. Long story short, i have now CHA score of 3, i am withdrawn and haunted by the memory (all of it as part of failed save).
Since my dwarf has high STR, CON, moderate WIS, INT, i don't think he should be shy. After all, he is strong, has good mental stats. And he can't change into dead-ugly over-night (he had CHA 9 before the encounter). So how do you play someone who should be withdrawn and straight-forward (if not rude) at the same time?
I think CHA should affect his ability to persuade others (new characters) to join/assist him. Or what would you suggest?
I have a small dilemma and would appreciate the help and experience of old gamers :smallsmile:
In Ravenloft 3.0 campaign my dwarven fighter was the sole survivor of gruesome bear-attack. The rest of the party got torn into peaces while i alone survived (thanks to stumbling on a trap, that locked me behind bars). As a result, i had a horror save which i rolled natural 1. Long story short, i have now CHA score of 3, i am withdrawn and haunted by the memory (all of it as part of failed save).
Since my dwarf has high STR, CON, moderate WIS, INT, i don't think he should be shy. After all, he is strong, has good mental stats. And he can't change into dead-ugly over-night (he had CHA 9 before the encounter). So how do you play someone who should be withdrawn and straight-forward (if not rude) at the same time?
I think CHA should affect his ability to persuade others (new characters) to join/assist him. Or what would you suggest?