Nikki: 

My Favourite character is Gem!!!

So small and cute, yet so deadly. She loves to laugh and lives life with a child-like innocence. She is trusting, trustworthy, caring, thoughtful, and above all else loyal. Gem has lived her life under the watchful gaze of....well....everybody. She is a halfling after all and everybody knows that all halflings are thieves. This is why she chooses to trust the intentions of others. Not because she is stupid or naive, but because she knows how it feels to be tried and convicted upon first sight.

 

Doug:

I like everyone of my characters for one reason or another, because they are all so different from one another in style and personality. Always a role-playing challenge. I would say Ajeroth is probably my favorite - He is such a wonder filled adventurer, always looking for a new experience or meeting a new person. He wants to explore all of Faerun and the Planes beyond. He sees himself as a steward to man, as he goes through his life experiencing as much as he can, and watching his closest human friends grow old and die while he endures - Keeping them alive forever in his reveries.

 

Deb:

Favourite D&D character...hmmmm. Much like everyone else, I enjoy all of my characters or I would not play them. If I had to pick, I am not sure that I could. I enjoy them all (and the groups they travel with) for different reasons. As my characters hit higher level and begin to retire from the adventuring life I feel a little bit of me slipping away with them, as a little bit of my heart is invested in each one.

 

Steve: 

Sorry this is so late in arriving!  Favorite character?!  Who can pick only one??  Generally it is the one whose mind I am most in tune with at the time.  Var is currently near the top, but it is because he is kind of changing somewhat.  He is always outwardly calm and in control, but he is a very conflicted individual in some ways.  His entire lifeline is very well plotted out (At least in my mind) and I can see the evolution of his character from the point he left Evereska right up until current days.  If you had told Var back then that he would be where he is now, there is no way he would have believed you.  That kind of epiphany in a character is definitely enjoyable to me.

That said, I am very fond of all my characters, but mostly for similar types of reasons.  Beor is a good example of how my characters grow as he was originally a bodged together character playing the "Cleric" role, because it kind of felt like it was my turn to cover that type of need for a group.  I didn't have much in mind for him aside from the fact that he was a 'quiet type'.  He has since evolved greatly.  Now he is still quiet, but I know it is because he is observant and cautious and mindful of the impact that he has in others of his people and how he represents them.  He is an elder of his kind and represents the Maker and the dwarves in all things.

Monday Knights are why I say "Oh cool!  It's Monday!"