[quote=@WhiteAngel25]
[@Izurich] Sure! Go ahead and make a character sheet. 
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Alright, after re-reading the premise again, I've come up with two character ideas that I feel would be interesting for me to play:

1. The Half-Elvian daughter of an Elvian father and a Human mother, the former was an Evergreenian who decided to wander while the latter was a Volenstul royalty (One of the Emperor's children, but preferably far down in the line of succession). They met and fell in love at the Ellezag Plains. Their daughter inherited her father's Elvian nimbleness and dexterity and her mother's vast magical talents (in particular, the School of Enchantment), talents cultivated by her parents themselves and the best tutors money could buy. 

However, one day, as the plague ravaged through the lands, her father left to attend to his family back in Evergreen Forest, promising to return as soon as possible, however, he never did. To make things worse, shortly after, her mother vanished as well without any clear reason, though the prevailing theory was her being worried sick and chasing after her husband. This sudden exodus left the princess - their one and only daughter - alone. A particularly precocious child who was wise beyond her years, the princess had no intention of staying put. She'd find her parents at all costs, even if she had to turn every stone in the empire, she [i]will[/i] make her family whole again.

Conceptually, the princess is the more social-focused character of the pair.

2. A genius Apprentice Witch (Race would be any except Dwarf or Orc) whose mentor went missing after the plague incident, leaving behind a note that basically told her apprentice to stay and wait for her return. The apprentice - being the curious eccentric genius that she was - had no intention of obeying the instructions, instead seeing the note as a "test" by her mentor to track her down. Being a dedicated spellcaster of Wizard-like persuasion, she's skilled in various Schools of Magic, but Evocation in particular stoked her passions that no other Schools can.

Conceptually, the apprentice witch is the more combat-focused character of the pair.

Whaddya think, Boss? 😁