*Bangs imaginary gaval* Here here

We do seem to have a lot, don't we? And they all drink in the same tavern apparently

Well, I had the idea in my head from before the game was even posted on the forums.

And it's fun for me~

This goes for all games.

What is it with RPers and bars?

I sometimes fall prey to this... thing... as well. But I try my best to avoid assassins and bars.

~Bunda

Bunda: It's all DnD's fault. The quests always begin in a tavern. Always

Maybe I should join after all...

My new character is a mad healer in the Gamot.

I see your point, but frankly, that sounds awesome.

Who wouldn't want to be an unaffiliated assassin-for-hire?

The simple solution is to hire them all to kill each other.

Regardless of the outcome you'll only have to pay maybe three people. If they're good, less.

-Janus

The simple solution is to hire them all to kill each other.

 

Regardless of the outcome you'll only have to pay maybe three people. If they're good, less.

 

-Janus

So true!

I like Jan's idea.

Also, I had the same problem with rogue ex-Jedi bounty hunters in my game. Then I banned more Mandalorians and things are fine.

~EW~

Hey... My person is neither for-hire nor terribly mysterious... more just someone who doesn't see the point of all this and doesn't consider any of the groups worth fighting for.

...

More to provide a 3rd-party perspective than anything else, really.

The simple solution is to hire them all to kill each other.

 

Regardless of the outcome you'll only have to pay maybe three people. If they're good, less.

 

-Janus

What if they all suck, and fail to kill each other? I mean, they can't be all that good, if they spend all their time in bars, glowering at people and angsting over their mysterious past.

And you can't kill player characters either. That's why I rarely play as an assassin. I'd only get to kill NPCs, making me a pretty useless assassin