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[le_cygne]

Cygne (main, first, and favorite): City Elf Warrior. Vengeful, noble-hating, and brutal champion of the city elves and the weak. Extremely anti-authoritarian. Entered the main plot with a borderline death wish and ended it thinking she might have a chance at happiness after all. Only lets her guard down with Leliana whose influence softened her a tiny bit. People who harm the elves or the weak die.

Oebadon: Human Circle Mage. Anyone can be saved or redeemed. There's always a third way. He's devout and lawful, and a bit naive, but good before all else.

Elissa: Human Noble Rogue. Extremely sarcastic, even at terribly inappropriate times. Fancies herself a Robin Hood type dashing rogue and free spirit, but is far more pragmatic than she'd care to admit, making tough choices that she thinks will be good for the people of Ferelden. Focused on her family and House Cousland.

Jehn: Dwarf Noble Warrior. Protect the dwarves at all costs, and fight the darkspawn tooth and nail. Reclaim her personal honor and the honor of her House. Politically ruthless, but only with cause. Huge flirt.

Peratrix: Human mage. Self-obsessed monster who deludes herself into thinking she's a great hero doing good. Hates authority, hates the weak, treats commoners and non-mages like dirt, and elves even worse. Obsessed with personal power, ostensibly for the greater good, but really because she doesn't care about anyone except herself.

Modifié par le_cygne, 19 février 2010 - 11:09 .

[GEWill]

Phelan - ladies man and all around good guy. Expert in laying the pipe (Leliana and Morrigan were bedded on a regular basis).



Marin - Good guy, arrogant at times, straight **** other times.



Ferran - Curious about peoples motives, loved him some Leliana, definitely a goody goody. (deleted him a while back)

[Wompoo]

Mine wants to stab Duncan in the face repeatedly with a rusty spoon... and would shag a Nun to get rid of the taint.

[Destrier77]

***Early game spoilers***



City Elf Rogue.

My character is quite deep, at first i was cocky and arrogant. Making fun the guy who was getting married with me, calling him a coward. Joking around. Then after the troubles at the wedding i became introvert and hated humans (i even wanted a fight with the warden early on). I backed the hero and not the king in the first battle thinking the king an idiot. Then after the betrayal everything changed, i realised how stupid i had been and the warden showed me how humans could be. So later through the game i became a bit more compassionate to humans.



I dabbled in religion but i still have a selfish streak. Most of the time im doing good though. I might play through again as total evil next if thats possible (still havent finished this first game yet.

[maxernst]

Male human rogue



Despite growing up in wealth and privilege, my PC lacks many of usual traits of his class. As a boy, he was small and bullied mercilessly by Fergus. In an effort to toughen him up and make him stronger, his father employed a tutor who tried to teach him to use two handed weapons. However, struggling with the heavy weapons frustrated him and he became a lazy and undisciplined student. However, when he was sixteen, a young man named Kevin who was employed as a scout by his father, recognized that his quickness and cunning could be put to use in combat. After learning some less honorable fighting techniques, he was soon able to discourage Fergus from trying to bully him. His father was displeased by his new fighting style, but at last he was able to compete as an equal on the field of battle with other young men, and grudgingly earned Fergus’ respect and eventual friendship. Doubtless, his father would have been even more displeased had he learned that Kevin had also become Aedan’s first lamp post.



Perhaps because he grew up as a bit of an underdog, under his brother’s thumb, he has more empathy for outsiders than most nobles. He wants to be liked by almost everybody he meets and almost always tries to be polite and non-confrontational. This often leads to him nodding and smiling while Wynne lectures him on her theories of Grey Wardenhood or Leliana drones on about shoes. He hates unnecessary bloodshed and will avoid fights where possible--but if he is forced to fight, he has no compunction of using all resources (stealth, traps, poison, backstabbing, low blows, etc.) available. If he must kill, he maximizes his opportunity to do so with the minimum risk to himself, and sees no honor (or sense) in doing otherwise. He won’t hesitate to lie, cheat or steal, either, if he sees it as being in a worthy cause or is doing it to someone he feels is unworthy.



He was very reluctant to shoulder the burden of being the leader of the Grey Wardens, but forced to admit that there was no one else available and the blight must be fought. He hates being pushed into making decisions on things beyond the simple need to fight the blight, such as who should rule Orzammar or Ferelden. Perhaps had he known more of Bhelen’s agenda, he might have chosen him as he can think of no more cruel society than one where an accident of birth compels a lifetime’s path. While he felt Alistair doubted himself more than he should, and that it might be desirable to have a kind , just man on the throne, he would not push him into something he did not desire. From what he had heard, Anora seemed to be competent enough, and as long as she does not (as her father did) interfere with stopping the Blight, that’s enough for him. If she proves inadequate to the task, that’s ultimately the Landsmeet’s problem, not the Grey Wardens.