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playing a diplomatic character in anything
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kill 'em with kindness. and swears
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Reminds me of a character I made in Pathfinder. I focused on the Demoralize action, through the Intimidate skill. It's crazy... people tend to run from you when you express an interest in turning their feet into decorative tea cozies.
"Oh hey, they're frightened for 1d4 rounds"
"Who's 'they'?"
"...um..."
"Wait... do you mean EVERYONE runs from you?"
"YUP!"
Another encounter ruined by the Foot Fetishist. [Not to be confused with having a foot fetish]
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Yes! Love the looks of people that mini/max combat characters when you roll up with a support/skill based character.
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I sort of did this on Oblivion and as a result some quests solved themselves because the homeless would beat my target to a pulp. This included the Fighter's Guild ending, which was solved by entering the castle, spooking everyone, leaving, and having pretty much most of the town's population punching everyone to death.
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ahaha, the chaotic mastermind playstyle. I love it.
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Dark Brotherhood became way, WAY , WAY more amusing with that. Stealth Bonus? Nope, I'll just wait a bit and wait for my aggressive target to scream at a homeless and watch the city guard take care of THAT for me.
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The Black Horse Courier's latest headline - spate of furious men yell at homeless, dark brotherhood suspected somehow
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This is why I enjoy games with social conflict mechanics :)
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Roll a d20!
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Come on, he said "please" and everything! Rude.
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LenGrey
lol so cute, and polite.