Nah, the world's worst D&D fighter was in a campaign back around 1979 at ChUSFA (the long-defunct Champaign-Urbana Science Fiction Association). This was before the idea of actually rolling dice to make a character had fallen out of favor. He was a fighter because his only two-digit statistic was his 13 STR. At level 5, he had 5 hit points. There were a dozen or so players in the campaign, and he'd survived to level 5 because he'd always been able to hide behind other people. The first time he actually had to get into a battle, the first time he took damage, he died.
I think I called him "fuzzy" -- that was a pseudonym I used a lot then. I never had a name as good as "Ben of Fedex".
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Date: 2010-01-15 09:43 pm (UTC)I think I called him "fuzzy" -- that was a pseudonym I used a lot then. I never had a name as good as "Ben of Fedex".
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