Doesn't matter if it has been used before, a role is a role, stick with it, and no matter how similar to someone elses it is, it will work. n/t

Doesn't matter if it has been used before, a role is a role, stick with it, and no matter how similar to someone elses it is, it will work. n/t:
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Posted by Vimal on June 28, 2000 at 23:25:26:

In Reply to: That role has been thought of before, but if you add some flavor to it should go beautifully. Good luck. (n/t) posted by Jaehiko on June 28, 2000 at 22:50:00:

> > Say a young warrior who doesn't know any better groups with mages and uses magic in his youth. Said warrior is betrayed by a mage after he matures and seeks to destroy all mages... Nothing new about this concept except for most warriors all this happened before the char was even rolled. My question is if a warrior (or any rager-eligible class) groups with mages and uses magic up to rank 10 or 12 and then decides it is in his best interest to join the ragers because of some life altering event and his role defines these events can he still get into battle? Being that only immortals can see roles would this matter to other ragers and the leader?

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Comments:	> > > Say a young warrior who doesn't know any better groups with mages and uses magic in his youth. Said warrior is betrayed by a mage after he matures and seeks to destroy all mages... Nothing new about this concept except for most warriors all this happened before the char was even rolled. My question is if a warrior (or any rager-eligible class) groups with mages and uses magic up to rank 10 or 12 and then decides it is in his best interest to join the ragers because of some life altering event and his role defines these events can he still get into battle? Being that only immortals can see roles would this matter to other ragers and the leader?