Logic was a very well roleplayed character, he filled that spot of former bad guy working with the good guys for redemtion perfectly. I hope that I can play with this player again sometime.
02/13/05
Logic will be missed. He was a very different sort of character for this campaign, but he role played so well that he managed to fit right into the world. I wish he could have been there for the finale. I can already hear his choice words about the big revelation at the end.
01/16/05
Comments in reference to the character Logic Destica a Human: (Add Comments Here)
This character(certainly not the player!) was the arrogant sort of bugger that occasionaly makes you wish that the DM had put the game on Full PvP. :) I mean that in the best way possible though. Far too often parties become boringly cooperative and dull, but as long as this character is in the party I‘m sure that will not be the case any time soon :). He did a good job of rping with the ghost and revealed a bit of his characters backstory in a way that didn‘t seem odd or awkward, as can often be the case when players try to drop a few hints about there characters inner nature. I look forward to playing with him next session.
01/15/05
Comments in reference to the character Logic Destica a Human: (Add Comments Here)
01/10/05
I liked Logic, you did a nice job of playing the evil misfit without going against the party or causing trouble.
[cigol712's reply to comment: Hehe. That's the point of neutral evil, thank god. Do what you need to do, and do whatever it takes to get there, even if it means putting up with goody goodies. ]
01/09/05
Comments in reference to the character Logic Destica a Human: (Add Comments Here) What can I say? Logic was a character I was about to not let into the game because I felt he was inappropriate. But I‘m so glad that I did. He liven things up for our first session which frankly wasn‘t the hotest because we are all new at this. I think Logic is going to be fun to have on board with an otherwise goody goody two shoes group of characters. As the misfit, he “fits“ perfectly.
