Quote Originally Posted by Værn View Post
I planned on making a level 7 sorcerer for a D&D campaign beginning this weekend, but I've settled for a bard because nobody else wants to play a healing class or take any social skills. Again.
Psshhh. My bard is great! Right now I run a fishery company supplying dried fish goods to a large portion of the area in our little campaign. I've employed shadowkind to work for me, so no else can see them, see where they fish, or try to steal my work force. Plus if anyone smurfs with me, weird little halflings that people forget immediately after meeting them "take care of the trouble makers."

They also mine for me, and are pretty handy at supplying rare ores and gems.

Even the other people in my party don't know what to make of the situation. It's great!

As for things that didn't turn out great, and I've had to settle or just give up entirely. Jobs and romance.