Red, you're making me miss Beatrice Arthur and Estelle Getty. Stopit. <3
But yeah, I didn't even bother describing my person's weapon, because... reasons, I guess. Toko's a theatre dork, but the moment I give him an axe, spear, or bow I start playing into racist stereotypes, yet writted the way he is he's "assimilated" out of his own culture, which is also bad. Actually, now that I think about it, did any of us even describe what our characters are wearing? Is "What did you go to sleep in last night" going to remain constant throughout the thread, or will clothing be altered to fit whichever setting we're invading?
Personality / enthusiasm is good for group threads. It gives the other players something to play off of, and provides more interesting material for good posting. I didn't give my dood much of a personality beyond a couple of hobbies, his origins and "things we don't talk about," because I kind of want to see how he gets shaped by everyone else he's around, and how warped he'll get from staring into the abyss that is disney villainy. Frolo and Gaston are some of the most horrifying examples of 'evil' in the works because of just how human they are. In any other story, apart from the ones they were the villains in, they'd be hailed as heroes by the people, either because they believed they were doing the right thing, or because they were in a position of power and it corrupted them.
And sometimes in order to defeat 'the bad guy,' you have to become 'the bad guy,' at least in the eyes of spectators. That'll mess with a lot of people.