Creating Characters [Revised August 12th, 2009]

[Athena]

[Name >>
[Age >>
[Gender >>

[Faction >>
[Job >>
[Weapon(s) >>

[Romantic orientation >>

[Appearance >>
[Attitude >>

[Notable History >>
[Reputation >>

[Athena]

WHY DID I DELETE SNOW'S POST? BECAUSE I'M AN IDIOT.

Luckily I saved it in a Word Document. Hi, cat...

Name: Name refers to what most of the world knows you as. It is not your real name; it's more of an alias, or maybe a nickname, but we refer to it as your Name.

Age: Your age. Young, mature, and old ages vary depending on your race.

Gender: Male, female, or gender-neutral, depending on outside circumstances. Example: Scout, being a former half-elf and now a clockwork cyborg, could either be referred to as male (as he was once a male half-elf) or gender-neutral (as he is now a machine).

Weapon(s): Medieval and clockwork weaponry. Clockwork weapons can range from chainsaws to high-powered crossbows, but not guns. If it is used as a focus for any magic, it must be stated in this area. Other focuses for magic that don't double as beatsticks should also be listed here, as offensive magic would count as a weapon in most circles.

Faction: The Silent Rose, the Court, the Firestarters and the Sonambulists are all viable factions.

Job: This is what you do. It can range from Archivist to Mage/Fighter. It should be a one-to-three word description of what sort of thing you are known for doing or what you offer to the Faction that you are part of.

Romantic orientation: Heterosexual, bisexual, homosexual.

Appearance: What you look like.

Attitude: Could also be read as personality. How you interact with others.

Notable History: A brief history of your character.

Reputation: How you are known amongst others. This can be a reputation such as "High", or it can be "Cold and aloof". The first one would be that most factions have a good reputation with you, whereas the latter would be how others view you.

[Scout]

From now on, all characters must meet a minimum length at creation.

The combined history and attitude must be at least two hundred words combined, with neither section being less than fifty words each. This is to ensure that characters are developed enough to be usable in roleplay.