Post by meeka on Apr 29, 2016 13:47:09 GMT -7
Character Name: Zeeka
Character & Description:
A tall thin elf who is not necessarily willing to entertain close minded people. He is much more interested in an analysis based on collected data and information than trusting a first impression or appearances. However, he will generally come to the aid of others unless he considers them not trustworthy or dangerous and assumes others would do the same. With the general belief that the world is a generally good place, he will not really let go of slight or evil behavior.
Background Information:
From a family of mundane merchants he has seen a vast array of peoples characters (thieves, cheats, desperate, destitute, honest, charitable, etc.). One day while watching the shop counter while his father was busy balancing the books, a frail desperate woman came in looking for an extract which she explained will heal her infirm husband. Since charity was not allowed in the store, he paid with his savings and delivered the extract to the peasants home. A few weeks later he received an invitation for a thank you meal from the woman. When he arrived at the peasants hovel he found instead a scholar's estate. The scholar show him some more illusions and offered him travel expenses & tuition to a year mystical school. Hooked on magics he has not looked back. After completion of training he is looking to prove himself and learn from experience. He has heard of the golden plow in Rook as a good place to start.
Character & Description:
A tall thin elf who is not necessarily willing to entertain close minded people. He is much more interested in an analysis based on collected data and information than trusting a first impression or appearances. However, he will generally come to the aid of others unless he considers them not trustworthy or dangerous and assumes others would do the same. With the general belief that the world is a generally good place, he will not really let go of slight or evil behavior.
Background Information:
From a family of mundane merchants he has seen a vast array of peoples characters (thieves, cheats, desperate, destitute, honest, charitable, etc.). One day while watching the shop counter while his father was busy balancing the books, a frail desperate woman came in looking for an extract which she explained will heal her infirm husband. Since charity was not allowed in the store, he paid with his savings and delivered the extract to the peasants home. A few weeks later he received an invitation for a thank you meal from the woman. When he arrived at the peasants hovel he found instead a scholar's estate. The scholar show him some more illusions and offered him travel expenses & tuition to a year mystical school. Hooked on magics he has not looked back. After completion of training he is looking to prove himself and learn from experience. He has heard of the golden plow in Rook as a good place to start.
