rebelliousuno | (no subject)

Ask any character I've written/played for advice, and they will provide it, advice columnist style. Your problems or fictional characters' problems both welcome.

Cirelc Nevle (Elven Cleric of Pelor DnD 3rd)
Tarlen (Human Druid/King of the Forest DnD 3/.5)
Krull (Gruuwar Sorcerer Osteomage DnD 3.5 - Unseele court creatures made a pact with a demon prince at one point)
Japeth (Human Fighter DnD 3.5 - Doubleweapon fighter thick as two short planks. Likes the ladies)
Sarascone (Human Wiz/Arch/MT DnD 3.5 - Interested in aquiring as much knowledge as he can about everything. Doesn't like to let books get away from him)

Diamondback (Male Glasswalker Werewolf - Technology obsess werewolf lost an arm and had it replaced with a bionic version)
James Prower (Male Ventrue Vampire - Helicopter Pilot for a high class escort agency. IIRC ended up as Ventrue Primogen for some reason)
Steve (Male Nosferatu Vampire - Drunken Diabetic Tramp need I say more)

Vreego (Male Rodian Scout/Scoundrel/Soldier Star Wars Saga Edition - Pilot with Psychopathic tendencies)
RX-3893 ("Male" M-3PO Droid Scoundrel SW RCR - Droid with broken programming indebted to teh Jawa that rebuilt and reprogrammed him)

Ferrin Mandragoran (Male Ritualist/Ranger Guildwars)
Impulse Buyer (Female Mesmer Guildwars)
Nypher of Avalon (Male Elementalist Guildwars)

There's probably more so if you recall them ask them (though I might not recall them myself....)

ETA : Descriptions of some chars

Flat | Top-Level Comments Only

Diamondback - Well I find that the usual way to deal will gunshot wounds is to first dig out the bullet yourself (unless its a through and through) and then using a needle and thread sew up the hole yourself. Of course if that goes wrong well there's always amputating the offending limb and having it replaced with a bionic version

James Prower - It is often as they say not what you know but who you know. And of course if who you know is one of the low class whores on the streets then maybe you don't want a change in career. Of course look to the skies for much more high class friends. Perhaps start by hiring out your very own suit man and talking to his boss. Oh yes and wear something nice. Perhaps a slinky black number.