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compaqness: Thought I'd expand just a bit on that list pic, but with one more bonus

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Armored-Struggle-Wagon: These are hilarious and adorable! good work, Compaq. ;3c

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compaqness: Ah thank you!
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BadReligion: Warrior, mage, archer ...they need healer, and Asotil as this tanky tank would be nice...

or just fk it

LEEEEROY JEEEENKINS!!!

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ThatGuyWithAKhajiitWaifu: @BadReligion: Eh Tanks are only for DND, They wouldn't need a tank, just magical defense. Remember Oblivion magic isn't under-powered like Skyrim Magic is

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compaqness: Who would be the healer... I'm thinking that vampire that Katia met on Day 4? Now that'd be an interesting set of characters to quest with.

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ThatGuyWithAKhajiitWaifu: @compaqness: Healing doesn't work on Katia (50% failure), because she absorbs spells, she'd have to self cast or drink potions.

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compaqness: @ThatGuyWithAKhajiitWaifu: Oh yeah, I totally forgot that was her thing! I guess that'd be fine since the vampire apparently doesn't believe in potions. Just slow recoveries for all I guess...

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ThatGuyWithAKhajiitWaifu: @compaqness: Also, you know, I think healing spells damage vampires, like damaging undead with healing spells.

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compaqness: That could be true too. I guess it depends on a lot of things, like if we're focusing on more D&D-esque rules or what you'd find in TES. Though either way I think character flaws like that would be pretty funny :p

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tronn: This and the followup make for a great story!

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makingfailure: Love that followup :D

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Toryu-Mau: Got Imp?
Call The C Team!

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Vidiotdragon: The start of every D&D campaign... minus the Monty Python quotes.

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furnut: didn't expect it to be funny :D