Stepheroni and Cheese

@loopylin

Lois Thorne is such a cute naaammee… with the “E” at the end for the aesthetic… *chef’s kiss* You have nailed the academic fantasy aura.

@mineralizedwritings

They’re so squeal worthy, but also realistic <3 Honestly my personality would be Tauren in that situation 😛

1. Steampunk

2. Urban

3. High

4. Arthurian

Thanks guys. I already thought of “the Fuzz” which I really like, so that might be it until I think of something OriGinAL.

@loopylin

Ooh O.O Good luck! Don’t accidentally pack yourself in a box! I did that, once.

@loopylin

Thank yoouuuu <3 That reminds me I have to draw the whole “family” but I don’t want to; it’s so much wooork XD And I haven’t learned to draw adults.

*Speaks to Dedication like a magical spirit* Help

I know it looks like more to add!! But at least for me, this list condenses the info and makes it easier to sort through.

And don’t feel bad about long docs; my full character profile for the kid I mentioned is like… 5k words and unfinished ;P

@linus-smallprint

Before I say anything else, I have to comment on how hilarious your “Alan’s favorite ice-cream” analysis is XDXD

ISTP. Do you do personality tests on your characters?

Yes. These types are not a be-all-end-all for me; they aren’t as important as say, the main internal struggles. But Meyers-Briggs captures some of the things I…[Read more]

@freed_and_redeemed

Thanks so much girlie!!

Oh I know, I’m looking forward to but also not looking forward to writing that scene… 😭

Yes Riker!! Yesssss (I’m so excited for him XD)

@loopylin

Aww, I love that so much!!

Hey Rae, I read the first two chapters! 😛 I don’t think they’re a waste at all. I just put together a little overview of my initial reactions.

Thoughts on Nahim’s personality:

The strongest Nahim trait here is depression. Solid, unwavering depression. XD He thinks about his family constantly, and not much else. Personality-wise, he strikes me…[Read more]

@keilah-h

Cool!

I suppose my duck community belongs in this topic too.

@esther-c

1. High fantasy
2. Urban fantasy
3. Steampunk
4. Arthurian fantasy

(Actually, maybe it was in the US….)

@whalekeeper

Irl, I’m pretty sure gangsters used to call the police the Fuzz. At least in the UK… probably not here in America, lol.

@everyone

Ooh, I really like HighScribe’s idea!! If y’all don’t mind going back and ranking the answers, then I think we should totally do that.

@loopylin @keilah-h @linus-smallprint @theducktator @theshadow @rae @highscribeofaetherium @savannah_grace2009 @theloonyone @ava-blue @esther-c @lightoverdarkness6 (I probably butchered these tags without a reference)

Heya people, bringing back this thread. 🙃

Can anyone think of times in fiction/whatever where police officers, government…[Read more]

In short, I’m really bad at character cloaking in rps.

We all experiment on here, lol. And it’s hard to tell from the writer’s perspective whether or not you’re revealing enough.

I never know if what I reveal is obvious or too vague to be interesting. My characters keep their backstories on a back-burner. But that’s just my own personal p…[Read more]

Oooh, I just finished it! I felt like I was reading a published novel, it was that good!