Bah. I hate it when people label Kill Bill 2 boring.

Well, you can hate it all you want, but the fact remains that there was too much talking and not enough killing.

Name: Kharas
Age:52
Sex:Male
Race: Troll
Magical Item: Sword of The Giants (a really big, fat sword that only Kharas can use without being crushed under it's weight; also used to chop off the heads of his opponents. Weighs 50 pounds and the blade is 6 feet long and 1/2 foot wide.
Items:2 Potions, a diary filled with crappy doodles, and some year-old leftovers
Weapons/Armor:Sword of The Giants, Full Plate Armor
Appearance:12 feet tall. Insanely buff and muscular, he has the muscles of Arnold Schwarzenegger, Stone cold, and the Rock put together. Dirty, uncouth, and dumb
Background Info: Born into the savage troll raiding parties, Kharas was enslaved in a prison camp for manual labor for 40 years, where he learned the art of barbaric swordplay. He eventually fought his way out, and then he took to the road, evading his captors and living off of his ability to fight.
Quote:"I stab evil. Evil still standing; I stab twice." or "I no use steroids, I use swords."
Extra Notes:Loves to sharpen his sword, which takes a very long time.


Is this like Dungeons & Dragons or Baldur's Gate?

Is that an either or question? If so, you must then realize that Baldur's Gate is in the Forgotten Realms campaign setting, and that is for Dungeons & Dragons system.

This is a fair critisism.

I know that. I was using them both as examples in case one person hadn't heard of one or the other.

ok so im not good with the bow? fine get rid of it.Makes more sense for him not to have one anyway. As for his ability just make it the first one where they think twice about fighting him. About the double post, it was completely an accident, somehow my profile got up there twice so i changed the first one sorry

Or you could create a dragon disciple, who're basically half-dragons Half-elf/Half-dragon. I have every single D&D book and I've read them cover to cover. Trust me. ;)

We don't use D&D as the basis of all rpgs.

Why not?