Post by Estemi.·* on Apr 9, 2009 4:28:37 GMT -5
Who is your character after all??
There are many things to consider while making your character. You should consider other aspects, such as: Who is this character? What drives him? What makes him respond to different things in different ways?
A character background or history can answer most of these questions. The key to a character's history is to ensure that your creativity fits within the boundaries of the environment you wish to play in.
These are a few general questions to help shape your character:
• How and where did your character grow up?
• Does he have family? Where are they? What do they do?
• How old is your character? Who are his friends?
• Has he ever been hurt? Has he been in love?
• Is he happy? Is he sad?
• What are his morals? What are his ideas on honor and respect?
Happy Role-playing, Blessed!!!
There are many things to consider while making your character. You should consider other aspects, such as: Who is this character? What drives him? What makes him respond to different things in different ways?
A character background or history can answer most of these questions. The key to a character's history is to ensure that your creativity fits within the boundaries of the environment you wish to play in.
These are a few general questions to help shape your character:
• How and where did your character grow up?
• Does he have family? Where are they? What do they do?
• How old is your character? Who are his friends?
• Has he ever been hurt? Has he been in love?
• Is he happy? Is he sad?
• What are his morals? What are his ideas on honor and respect?
Happy Role-playing, Blessed!!!