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What was your silliest character? (sh.itjust.works)
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Mine was a shark person male named Susan (he didn't understand the idea of gendered names but liked how human names sounded)

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[–] Tango@piefed.ca 4 points 1 week ago

Female teenage tiefling urchin wild magic sorcerer who was loosely based on the Scarlet Witch. I joined midway through the campaign and the party already had a male adult tiefling warlock. I decided that the urchin background had led her to be a bit of a grifter (if I could have given her two backgrounds the second would have been charlatan) so she acted really cutesy and innocent and hit him with the whole "are you my dad?" routine, secretly trying to con money or favors out of him. Obviously the other player knew his character wasn't her dad (especially because I explained out of character what was going on), but he couldn't PROVE it because she was careful to avoid talking specifics and kept the "cutesy and innocent" act up 24/7. It was all played for laughs.