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 Posted: Sat Apr 03, 2010 3:27 pm
All RPCs are to be posted in this thread before RPing in main story lines. Use the skeleton provided.
Make your character something you want to use, and are happy with, because the only way to get a new one is to die. Don't go overboard when creating your abilities. This system may go by imagination, but I don't want gods among men walking around.
Your RPC will be assessed by myself, or another crew member. If they say something is wrong, fix it, and submit it again.
If you simply must use pictures in your RPC, include a description of what is in the picture. I have seen too many profiles with a picture, and a bunch of alterations written down below it.
If you want a picture, write your description, and then put the picture after it to show what it looks like. Don't make us rely entirely on the picture.
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Posted: Mon Apr 12, 2010 7:04 pm
Something to remember when posting your RPC, we do not know what goes on in your head. Please describe certain things with a good amount of detail.
The most important sections on your RPC are the description and the Bio.
The description is for anything that applies to how your character looks, describe it well, because that is how you will be referenced. Of course, putting it in your description is no excuse not to put it in your RP too.
The bio is not just for history as some people think. It is for your history yes, but also personality, and a little bit about what makes your character tick. What he likes, what he hates, we want to know who you are.
Next we have your occupation. Bending is not an occupation. It is just something you are. I'm sorry I put it in like that, as it seems to have lead to a bit of confusion. Instead, please put down what your character does. You can't survive just by bending. You might be a warrior, or a wanderer. You could even be a shopkeeper.
Your age, this is a very important detail, as there are some things that young children just cannot do. Let it be known here and now that I will not accept a master of any combat style below the age of eighteen, and even that is pushing it. There may be a very few exceptions to this rule, but there must be a very good reason for it.
Your starter inventory is just that, what your character brings into the world with him. You can include minor details such as things that he will generally have around, such as food supplies. But we mainly want to know what you keep on hand.
Your fighting style is much like the combat version of your bio, with the exception that we don't care about history in this portion. This is how your character acts in a fight, as opposed to the bio which is for peaceable situations.
I assume the rest are self explanatory, and I hope this was understandable. In the end the most important thing is to use all of your skill and imagination when writing up your character. Don't leave out anything you think would fit well, because as I said, if you are unsatisfied with your character, the only way out is to kill it.
Some people have multiple characters, the reasons for this may differ, but from now on, please ask before making a second character. We want variety, and, despite whatever skill you may have, everyone has their limits as to how much they can alter character personalities.
There are a few different acceptable reasons for making a second character, one would be if your main character has a job of some sort that does not lend him much freedom, and you want to get around a bit. Another good reason is if you wanted to add a little bit to your character, such as one of our members that has two, brother and sister.
If you want a secondary character, submit a request for it. I'll go ahead and make a new topic just for that.
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