Tabletop Roleplaying Games??

[Master Seblaise]

Just read "Empire of Imagination"  A biography about Gary Gygax it goes over pretty well the madness of the early and late 80's.  I was a player in that time period glad it's gone.  I still don't like Tom Hanks because of his role in Mazes and Monsters.  Thankfully my parents though worried let us play.  Still playing 34 years later with mostly the same guys. 
Ever wanna talk AD&D I'm always available. 

Yeah !!!!!

[Master Seblaise]

We are going to start a new campaign in D&D 3.5 system ... and the DM asked us for thinking about our character.

I think i will try to create a kind of blind Monk/Warrior fighting with a staff ... (Ok, i am a little inspired by the trailer of Rogue One  )

So, i can have access to many books including "Oriental Adventures" ... so i think i will play a Sohei ...

I have a question for you guys, have you ever played a blind character??? How was it? The DM ask me for idea to make this character fun to play

[TheDarkOpossum]

We are going to start a new campaign in D&D 3.5 system ... and the DM asked us for thinking about our character.

I think i will try to create a kind of blind Monk/Warrior fighting with a staff ... (Ok, i am a little inspired by the trailer of Rogue One  )

So, i can have access to many books including "Oriental Adventures" ... so i think i will play a Sohei ...

I have a question for you guys, have you ever played a blind character??? How was it? The DM ask me for idea to make this character fun to play

One of the campaign worlds my table is running is in an Eastern setting -- it's a lot of fun.

I've never personally played a blind character, though from a roleplaying perspective, a blind character would be an easier one to play -- sure, you'd take some penalties for certain game mechanics, but at least your abilities to interact with your party members would be largely unencumbered (which wouldn't be the case with, say, a deaf and/or mute character).  I think it would make for an interesting character for sure.

[Master Seblaise]

One of the campaign worlds my table is running is in an Eastern setting -- it's a lot of fun.

I've never personally played a blind character, though from a roleplaying perspective, a blind character would be an easier one to play -- sure, you'd take some penalties for certain game mechanics, but at least your abilities to interact with your party members would be largely unencumbered (which wouldn't be the case with, say, a deaf and/or mute character).  I think it would make for an interesting character for sure.

I think that it should ne interesting

Finally i will play a monk with some penalties but the DM is open to this idea ... it will be fun

What is the plot of your Eastern Setting campaign ?