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Polak76 · 04-09-06, 02:26 PM

Heh, good luck twisting the arm of the editors from WOTC with that one Denizen.

Anyway Charisma will always be one of those attributes that raises many arguments extracting everyones expert opinions. Fact is no one will ever seem to agree with a generic ruleset for the stat so I'm with Orth using your Dicebag wherever possible. We've got one so lets use it.

We can all spend infinite hours discussing flaws with the DnD system. Acutally in my opinion I think its riddled with them. But where will it ever stop? We simply need to enjoy what we've got, and make sure its used fairly in the world of RP.

So whilst i agree with many people's opinion, i believe Charisam is both Influence and Presence. You can have more of one, or the other, even both. Its an important stat for gameplay and I'd like to see it used effectively.

Cheers,
Polak76

04-09-06, 02:26 PM	#18
Polak76 Mind Flayer Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Australia - Sydney Posts: 704 Thanks: 146 Thanked 93 Times in 50 Posts	Re: Roleplaying Charisma Heh, good luck twisting the arm of the editors from WOTC with that one Denizen. Anyway Charisma will always be one of those attributes that raises many arguments extracting everyones expert opinions. Fact is no one will ever seem to agree with a generic ruleset for the stat so I'm with Orth using your Dicebag wherever possible. We've got one so lets use it. We can all spend infinite hours discussing flaws with the DnD system. Acutally in my opinion I think its riddled with them. But where will it ever stop? We simply need to enjoy what we've got, and make sure its used fairly in the world of RP. So whilst i agree with many people's opinion, i believe Charisam is both Influence and Presence. You can have more of one, or the other, even both. Its an important stat for gameplay and I'd like to see it used effectively. Cheers, Polak76 __________________ Alandric Vensk: "At times I receive contempt from those brazen enough to assume my allegiance. Their childish assumptions coupled with their feeble minds are bait for my antagonism. They hide behind gleaming armour, feel confident from their weaponry and temper their egos with mundane lesser god’s and weak ideologies. I revel in their sheepishness, the way my eloquence can baffle and confuse the most confident of assailants."