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[Joel171]

Aedin (yeah. I know it's the default name) Warrior and soon to be Champion







Eric. My character since NWN first came out. Always a Ranger with a Boar for a pet. However, since I can't have a boar, I'll have a Wolf/bear/dog.



And quite a few more. 2 Dwarves, 2 Elves, A mage (human)



I'll have SOOO much to do when this game comes out.

[Aristorum]

I'm totally just gonna wing it. I see it as me starting the game, staying in Character Creator for a good hour or two, playing the game for twenty minutes, deciding I don't like my character, restarting, and then making a new character. I'll probably end up repeating this process quite a few times.

[foolish_sagacity]

The character in my avatar pic is Aetheria Amell, human mage.

She'll mostly be an elementalist, though i'm planning to give her the Sleep and Dreams tree for RP reasons, as well as likely touching on the healing and getting the buffs up to Haste. If I have room, the Psychic spells seem intriguing. She'll also be specializing in shapeshifting and either arcane warrior or spirit healer. She will be a master of Persuasion, Herbalism and tactics, but little else.

In terms of her origin, she experienced an extremely traumatic early childhood relationship with the Fade, into which she'd often wander inadvertently in her dreams. Where normal children certainly had nightmares, their parents could reassure them it was not real, the demons that plagued her dreams were hideously real, slavering over her youthful soul. It was an abnormally long time (though not absurdly long) before the Chantry found her, and when they did she was a young child that barely allowed herself to sleep for fear of falling again into the demon world behind her eyelids.

The Chantry taught her to shut out that dream world, to control it so she could again reclaim the tranquility of the night. They were her saviors, and she would endure their teachings, their impatience, or their anger each with equal degrees of patience and zeal. But those long nights spent fighting off the hellish dream world could not be forgotten entirely. The scars sadly remain, as they often do, and she finds that her view on reality is...different than those around her, like she is one foot in the waking, but still another in the otherworld of dreams and visions.

The effect it has on her is to give her an exceedingly eccentric behavior, even for a mage. Naivete resulting from a cloistered life never questioning the Chantry combines with a slightly fractured mind, making it sometimes difficult for Aetheria to be "all there" and to not invert into herself and her studies. She knows little of the world, less about a certain future, but she knows that somewhere there is another child whose demons exist. And maybe now she has the power to destroy those demons, and save that poor soul from waking hell.

EDIT: Completely forgot to say Alignment. She'll begin as a naive Lawful Good, but as time shows her that unwavering resolve and an inability to compromise leads only to more problems she will shift her way to being more Chaotic and roguish, creating her own style of what "good" is.

Modifié par foolish_sagacity, 01 novembre 2009 - 04:27 .

[Feond]

Got one dwarf girl uploaded finally

I like

[Icinix]

This is my first character. His name is Dryson, a human warrior noble.  Who, as is traditional with all my first characters,  will be the most angelic good person imaginable.  It will make you vomit.  He will defend a butterfly with an army if he must. Like I said, vomit.
He has the hots for Leliana, and will be showering her with gifts as the earliest possible availability.
Likes to wield dual swords, but is predominantly right handed and has been known to dabble in a bit of archery if the mood permits. (Gets that from his mothers side.)

[carebair]

My rogue

[MessWitDaBull]

Kiirion Surana was born in the Denerim alienage in 9:11 Dragon. His early childhood was much like that of the majority of those that grew up in the crowded slums, and until Kiirion turned six the Suranas were a happy family.

But all that changed several weeks after the start of Kiirion's sixth year in the world. While playing chase-and-flee with several of his friends, he heard a weak whimper coming from a nearby alley. Ducking into it, he found a small, abandoned dog that had obviously suffered severe abuse. Kiirion felt pity for the creature and, gently picking it up, rushed home to get his parents' aid. His thoughts were focused solely on trying to help the dog, and as he ran a strange sensation began to spread through his body.

By the time Kiirion arrived home, the pup was struggling under his arm. He placed the creature on the ground where, to his amazement, it began capering about him gleefully, as though it had never been injured. Puzzled, the young elf scratched behind the pup's ear and ran off to find his friends again.

Later that night, Kiirion told his parents about what had happened with the dog earlier. His parents looked at each other in dismay before his mother burst into tears.

Two days later, he came.

He was a Templar, sent by the Chantry. Sent for Kiirion.

In one instant, his entire world was torn from him. As the Templar led him away from his parent's hovel by the hand, he glanced over his shoulder. His mother sobbed into his father's chest while his father scowled at the Templar with a look that Kiirion had never seen on his father's face before.

Hate.

After several days' travel, Kiirion and his 'guide' arrived at Circle Tower. After his initiation, Kiirion began his mage training under the sharp tutelage of the Circle of Magi and the watchful scrutiny of the Templars.

As the years passed, Kiirion's latent abilities were honed by countless hours of study and practice. He was generally well-liked (although very few people would claim him a friend) and respected by his peers.
Kiirion's life took another drastic turn when he was seventeen: one of his good friends, Aleana, finished her apprenticeship and underwent the Harrowing. Against all the expectations of the instructors and her friends, Aleana failed the test and was cut down by the Templars.

Although Kiirion grieved the loss of a friend, he held no animosity towards the ones who killed her. Every apprentice mage at the Tower understood the risks inherent in the Harrowing, and the consequences if one failed.

Modifié par MessWitDaBull, 01 novembre 2009 - 05:07 .

[carebair]

oops.. this is my mage actually.. i guess the profile photo gets updated even on old posts..

[gizzt]

Kharii
Elf Rogue
Havent decided specialization, but wont be bard was i plan to have leliana




I cant decide between this or my mage, i seem to swap between them as my favourites..

Modifié par gizzt, 01 novembre 2009 - 05:30 .

[Icinix]

^^^ Looks like a ranger to me.

[gizzt]

Icinix wrote...

^^^ Looks like a ranger to me.

Yea, maybe ranger/assassin, I still want to  melee as I love melee, ive never been able to play ranged physical classes that much.

But i think, I can stealth, they can run after my pet, then i kill them with my backstabs with the additional damage and stamina gained from them. The first assassin talent would help both our damage as well. I think it will be a great partnership.

I wonder what will happen if I take 3 rogues with pets each! I want to try that..

[Icinix]

3 Rogues actually sounds really interesting and could make some for some sneaky tactics. I might have to give that a whirl myself.

[Hockey Beard]

My given name is Joseph Cousland...but everyone just calls me Joe.



Growing up the younger brother, my tutelage was not focused as my elder brother's was. I was able to enjoy the evenings spent in a padded chair reading anything and everything I could get my hands on. Surprisingly even for rich folk, books and manuscripts are quite the commodity; they are hoarded and presented as prized luxuries instead of used as the repositories of knowledge they were created for. Unfortunately, all of my exhaustive studying and exploring in these books would not prepare me for the horrors of the Blight. My story is a sad one, dear reader, and I do not wish to burden you with the weighty thoughts of a tortured and bitter soul. But tread where you will, the choice is your own.



But know that the land of Ferelden is not all milk and honey. No, no...it is a place stricken by an evil so foul and debase, that it can twist the most courageous and holy soul into one that is devoid of virtue.



Know that once you step foot upon the path, the only ending will bring only sadness and pain. Is the cost worth the reward?

[lgabl]

Sadly do to my lack of forum/computer skills I cant get my avatar to load onto this...my apologies for the incorrect avatar.

Name: Perfidious (latain for faithless or betrayed by God depending on if you google it or look at my old latain textbook)

Human Noble - Warrior (stuck on sword and sheild or duel weild)

He is very kind and will go out of his way to help all in need. He is one who will trust people without warrent too in hopes that they will inturn help someone else along the way. He is more likely to die with a knife in his back by someone he has helpped than in combat ( not because of his skills in combat but his unwavering trust )  He has been betrayed countless times in the past and despite this he continues to offer his trust openly.

Perfidous's main objective is to cast off his peers hated towards the elves and do everything he can to make them equals in society. He will even take up arms against his own blood if need be to see that the elves are no longer treated as second class citizens (at best).

Before the origin story starts I will have already assumed that he has fought with his parents do to this and renounced his ties to the noble family (on the night of the attack).

Please forgive all the grammar and miss-spelling as english is my second language.

Modifié par lgabl, 01 novembre 2009 - 06:26 .

[JemmaProphet]

Wow, very cool origins on these And some of y'all totally have your characters planned out which I envy. I'm still fuzzy on the whole stat/skill mechanics so far. I guess I'll pick it up as I go along.



I love the character creator, you can make a lot of wildly-different looking characters. Though I kind of wish the lighting was a little better in it, because who knows how the skin tone you select in the flickering firelight will look in broad daylight. Oh well.

[PorcelynDoll]

(you can double spec? I was not aware of that.)
My alter ego Bronwen the "druid or nature cleric".
Human Shapeshifter /Spirit Healer with healing and primal spells who rp's nice and kind and naive.
Her party = Alistair, dog and unknown (I would take Zevran but I don't want any childish jealousy from him.)
(I can't get a screen capture from the CC )

I also really want to play with my Dalish ranger Gabriella but I think I should save her for a second play through. I really can't decide.

Modifié par PorcelynDoll, 01 novembre 2009 - 08:15 .

[Icinix]

PorcelynDoll wrote...

(you can double spec? I was not aware of that.)
My alter ego Bronwen the "druid or nature cleric".
Human Shapeshifter /Spirit Healer with healing and primal spells who rp's nice and kind and naive.
Her party = Alistair, dog and unknown (I would take Zevran but I don't want any childish jealousy from him.)
(I can't get a screen capture from the CC )

I also really want to play with my Dalish ranger Gabriella but I think I should save her for a second play through. I really can't decide.

When you press Print-Screen a picture is saved in (When running Vista / 7) Documents / Bioware / DragonAge / Screenshots.
In XP it will be in somewhere similar, but the directory lay out eludes me.

I always go with my most liked style character first then try different ones. Go with your first choice.

[PorcelynDoll]

Icinix wrote...

PorcelynDoll wrote...

(you can double spec? I was not aware of that.)
My alter ego Bronwen the "druid or nature cleric".
Human Shapeshifter /Spirit Healer with healing and primal spells who rp's nice and kind and naive.
Her party = Alistair, dog and unknown (I would take Zevran but I don't want any childish jealousy from him.)
(I can't get a screen capture from the CC )

I also really want to play with my Dalish ranger Gabriella but I think I should save her for a second play through. I really can't decide.

When you press Print-Screen a picture is saved in (When running Vista / 7) Documents / Bioware / DragonAge / Screenshots.
In XP it will be in somewhere similar, but the directory lay out eludes me.

I always go with my most liked style character first then try different ones. Go with your first choice.

I tried print screen but the folder is empty  and there's nothing "saved" to paste into psp.

[Icinix]

Try running the Character Creator in Windowed Mode rather than full screen. The option is in the options screen within the CC. This should allow you to do print screen then paste into your paint program.

[Othix]

Sven~

Think Bronn from A Song of Ice and Fire.

Everything he does, he does for personal gain. If the reward doesn't make it worth his time, then he's gonna sit back and watch.

Modifié par Othix, 01 novembre 2009 - 09:05 .

[PorcelynDoll]

Icinix wrote...

Try running the Character Creator in Windowed Mode rather than full screen. The option is in the options screen within the CC. This should allow you to do print screen then paste into your paint program.

It's odd that it works when windowed but not full screen. I hope the game isn't like that. Anyway, here's Bronwen. I tried to get my own likeness as much as possible but imo the CC is quite limited.

Bronwen



Me

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