Does that mean the mom cheated on Bryce Cousland? With a black man??
Modifié par martinlol, 21 décembre 2009 - 09:06 .
Human Nobles - Ethnicity story.
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Posté 21 décembre 2009 - 09:06
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If your character is black? Then why aren't your brother, father, and mother black also?...lol
Does that mean the mom cheated on Bryce Cousland? With a black man??
Does that mean the mom cheated on Bryce Cousland? With a black man??
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Posté 21 décembre 2009 - 09:09
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I used to think that they changed the character's family to match the description of the PC.
but it just so happened that I got lucky in choosing the character's looks... for example, red hair for the dwarven commonor.
but it just so happened that I got lucky in choosing the character's looks... for example, red hair for the dwarven commonor.
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Posté 21 décembre 2009 - 09:09
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It's role-play, you're free to make up whatever back story you like to explain it.
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Posté 22 décembre 2009 - 03:39
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This question is simple to answer...
When I created, "Tron" Cousland, I couldn't help but be inspired by a certain show... So I created "The Fresh Prince of Highever"!
The other story I like to rationalize is a sort of raffle that my character won to become part of the family.
The human noble origin takes a completely different spin if you imagine it as some sort of insane sitcom.
When I created, "Tron" Cousland, I couldn't help but be inspired by a certain show... So I created "The Fresh Prince of Highever"!
The other story I like to rationalize is a sort of raffle that my character won to become part of the family.
The human noble origin takes a completely different spin if you imagine it as some sort of insane sitcom.
