If you thought an elven barbarian was bad:

[neintales]

I Am A: Chaotic Good GnomeRanger Bard

Alignment:
Chaotic Good characters are independent types with a strong belief in the value of goodness. They have little use for governments and other forces of order, and will generally do their own things, without heed to such groups.

Race:
Gnomes are also short, like dwarves, but much skinnier. They have no

Comments

[mbwun]

well you have to better at boar hunting than the elven wizard... can anyone say death wish?

[flewellyn]

Elven Barbarian, eh?

Y'know, in this world I'm working on, those aren't unheard of...;-)

[parrhesia]

"Sooo...angry...rage...building!!"
*coocoo clock sound*
"Ooo teatime!"
*drops axe and runs to get the china and doilies*

[flewellyn]

I say, you are provoking me to rather the heights of blazing fury, eh wot?

[neintales]

hehehehehe.

Nah, my Elven Barbarian wasn't that kinda elf ;)

Random roll char the GM and I worked out a bit of a story for, where he was orphaned in a bandit or animal attack, and raised by a desert-dwelling tribe of dwarves (they had been cursed and couldn't live in mountains anymore or something).

Carried an Urgosh about as big as he was, and infuriated/irritated every normal elf he met. Party members all thought he was nuts.

Early in the game due to bad rolls he died, but GM had him brought back. Well, he didn't like the idea of magic being involved, so he decided that he'd really just been unconscious, and all those silly city people hadn't been able to tell the difference. "Check for breathing and a pulse before you put someone in with the dead!"