- Invitation Status
- Looking for partners
- Posting Speed
- 1-3 posts per week
- One post per week
- Slow As Molasses
- Online Availability
- Usually every day, but I often don't like posting every day.
- Writing Levels
- Elementary
- Intermediate
- Adept
- Adaptable
- Preferred Character Gender
- Male
- Female
- Nonbinary
- Genres
- Fantasy, modern fantasy, high fantasy, romance, slice of life, sci-fi, grimdark, light fandoms (next gen, non canon chars, etc)
So, I've always been on the fence about Character Sheets. On one hand, they're a great way to get your character right into the story without needing to explain stuff while you go along. But on the other hand, what if you don't like something you wrote those months ago, and want to change it, but it's pretty integral to your character? Now what? Could just roll with it, or ask the GM to let you change it, but if they won't let you, now you can't have your character grow in the way you wanted.
Other debates I've seen are super-maximum-in-depth sheets that describe everything and nothing is left unturned VS. Minimal information, just enough for the basics, but everything else will be part of the roleplay for character development. I personally prefer the latter, but I am very curious as to what others think.
Do you prefer sheets or just a jump-in format? If you like sheets, how do you like them? Super in-depth, Minimal, or somewhere in the middle?
Other debates I've seen are super-maximum-in-depth sheets that describe everything and nothing is left unturned VS. Minimal information, just enough for the basics, but everything else will be part of the roleplay for character development. I personally prefer the latter, but I am very curious as to what others think.
Do you prefer sheets or just a jump-in format? If you like sheets, how do you like them? Super in-depth, Minimal, or somewhere in the middle?