Your character will also need a codename to use as a login name (it is prefeerd to have something to do with what your character is):

Guild: fire water wood earth metal spirit order chaos
Species:
Once you have completed this form, you contact your guilds Guild Master to begin a character dialogue. This is so we can establish your answers and make sure that there aren’t any mix-ups.

Enter an email we can reach you at: (This will also be added to the mailing list, which informs you of news in the game, and when games are held.)

Begin by getting a firm idea in your head of your character. Figure out how the character would answer these questions.

In a few words, what type of personality does your character have? I should read this line and know, for instance, if your character is kind and gentle or mean and ruthless.

Now, we come to ABILITIES, the things characters are good at: What they are BAD at will come later. Granted, your character may have more abilities than the space allowed here, but you can discuss that with your Guild Master in more detail. All players are entitled to a certain amount of power when they start, which grows over time. Right now, we are concerned with knowing the most important abilities. These can be supernatural powers, skills, anything useful or beneficial to the character. List in order of importance, the most important abilities of your character. They should be things like pyrokenesis or physical dexterity.If you arte lost for ideas, check out the player list for some.

Primary Ability:

Secondary Ability:

Tertiary Ability:

If any of these powers above are limited in some important way, note it here. Having limits to your abilities make the adventure more interesting. The power is limited by/to:
Limitation: (this limit can be imperminent as your characters powers grow)

Also, what sort of weapons, if any, does your character carry

Main Weapon:

Secondary Weapon:

Probably even more important are your character's PROBLEMS/ WEAKNESSES, as these will be the basis of most of your roleplaying and give the character depth, conflict, and personality. Characters that are defined with more weaknesses, naturally, make for more interesting and fun characters. Again, prioritize these in order of importance: What are the most important problems your character has? They can be psychological difficulties, enemies, things that weaken or harm the character, for example: [my character is afraid of fire] would be a simple one.

Primary Weakness:

Secondary Weakness:

Tertiary Weakness:

Now we come to the more important roleplaying aspects of your character, and may require more thought, so take some time. If you are stumped on any of these, simply leave them blank and your Guild Master will help you with them when you dialogue. The first and most important question is: Why is your character in the city? This is very important, as it defines how long they stay in the game
will arrange with the Guild Master later

How much knowledge does your character have about other guilds and the true nature of their world? As a new player, you would begin with very little, but it is a design decision on your character and is, therefore, entirely up to you. Please check one of the following:

very little, knows that there are those like him/herself in the world
some, knows that there are other species than his own
enough, knows about the above and has had contact with them
a lot, all of the above and knows of the guilds

Very important also is: How would your character be able to interact with normal humans in the city? The simplest way is, of course, to change themselves and pass themselves off as human (all characters can do this). There are other ways, or your character may simply choose NOT to interact with humans at all and live in seclusion.

How does your character live in the city? This is the simplest order of business for your character - survival - and yet many people seem to forget about it. How do they get food? Are they able to buy things and do they have property? If they are in their human form, do they have an ordinary job? Again, if you are not sure of this or any detail, simply leave it blank and your Guild Master will help you when you dialogue.
will arrange with the Guild Master later

The following are advanced questions, which you may not be able to supply, but you can if you wish.

The first is, does your character have any useful contacts within the city, such as priests, police, journalists, or just ordinary people who can help them out?
none

All players are entitled to a place to live. These questions are, however, optional at this point. Does your character already have a home, and if so, can you briefly describe what it is like? Is it obvious or hidden? Is it protected in any way? If you do not yet have a place to live, simply put "not yet" :

not yet

Summerize your character in 2-3 lines. Imagine a friend asked you, "You play in an online RPG? What's your character like?" This helps to better identify what is the essence or soul of the character. Everything you mention in here should already have been mentioned above.

Finally, what level of help do you want to have available to you in the game, which is also a question about the style of roleplay you prefer (say, if you were to come from a background of computer games or text-based RPG.) Choose a level from the following:

I need a lot of help, I have no idea how this works
I need a little help, i'm familiar with this kind of RPG, but help would be apreciated
I don't need much help, but a few pointers here and there wouldn't hurt
I don't need any help at all, I know how to play this game!

Congratulations You've completed the template. Now click Submit and your information will be stored, and I can review it when we dialogue about your character.