Many have said it feels like a video game. I agree in spirit, but I disagree about the video game it feels like. Many think this:

I think this:


Movement is a big part of 4e, almost in the same way that it is a big part of Dragonslair. And that was what inspired me to base my first character on Dirk the Daring as I stated here.
But something weird happened as I played him. He looks like this guy:

But given the history and the mercenary attitude I gave him he feels and acts more like this guy:

So I have decided to roll with it and combine them. After all, cool + cool = 2cool right? I think the following picture best represents my 4e character:

Dirk is turning out to be one dangerous dude.
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