PlatinumSkink

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... Though, I suppose there are times in the series where people claim "It is too late for me" despite the presence of staffs, so I suppose wounds to particular internal organs are unhealable or something. Don't really know about that.

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Well. Depends on how the person is lost. There are parts where roleplaying games and video games make obvious differences. Even if we're fighting on a Fire Emblem map, we'll be fighting using our words, meaning someone might die should their neck be sliced, or they might suffer a wound they cannot continue fighting due to and be carried off the battle-field to fight another day. We have healing staffs, and those we can assume can fix any wound as long as the target isn't already dead. I am not intending on being horribly mean with lethal opponents and such, even if there is the permadeath thing Fire Emblem isn't considered a dark/brutal world so to say, and yeah. I'm not going to be all that cruel, assuming you aren't idiots.

Though, should the worst happen on some left turn or such, I will allow the player to create another character should they desire to. 'Cause yeah, why not?

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Hey, Platinum, I was wondering-- are you planning on having a character in our main group too?

@Nightmare Bunny

Doesn't having a Fire Emblem amount of NPCs to control suffice? XD

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Still interested! Sorry, I just forgot to subscribe here so I completely missed you posting the OOC >_<

I'll get started on my character soon!0

@TheHangedMan

I thought that could possibly have been the case. XD

Great~ I'll look forward to it~

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Oh yeah, I saw this was up but I haven't begun work on my character yet. Been a bit busy with my own roleplay I am running and the work I've been doing on a sheet for a nation roleplay. I will probably try and get something started today.

@DAWNSTAR

Completely understandable, and I'm glad to hear it~

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@DAWNSTAR@TheHangedMan@vietmyke@Apollosarcher@Eklispe@Melkor

So, um, are you guys still interested? I know @71342 is on a trip somewhere for a couple of more days, but, yeah. If the case is that you've simply missed that I posted the OOC, this is a "Weee~!". If the case is that you're intending on joining but is working in secret somehow, it would help if I knew. If you simply have had other things to do and such or any other reasons with which you simply haven't looked here but are intending to do something, that is entirely fine. And of course, any circumstance that makes it so you won't be joining is also completely fine, it will still calm my heart to know for sure. It would simply help if I had a status report to know what I can expect. Thank you in advance.

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I am definitely interested in joining this, are you still accepting new characters? If so, can I use a class from another Fire Emblem game (namely, chameleon http://fireemblem.wikia.com/wiki/Chameleon , I have always wanted to roleplay one)? I understand that I probably can't and will have to choose another class, but I figure there's no harm in asking.

@Draconfound

Look at the amount of accepted characters. Yeah, you're welcome~!

... Though yeah. I'd rather you stick to the classes at hand. I had never heard of this class before, and honestly it feels rather a little bit too overly flexible as well as unnatural, and I do not know what circumstances would allow a person to train to become such a class. Thank you for understanding.

What kind of characters have you been making lately?

... I've been making way too many female characters. Somehow, I just feel that female characters are just plain more interesting and guys are like... yeah, I know what they can do, but females are just that much easier to make quirky and interesting. It is somewhat of an issue, really. Guys can be interesting, but somehow even a character with the exact same personality, backstory, powers and ambitions with the only single difference that the character is a girl rather than a guy would make the character twice or thrice as interesting to play, somehow. I have no real idea of why this is the case, but eh. I can accept it.

Other than that, quirky characters are the best. I like to take archetypes and them make them my own, develop my own of their kind. I also cannot really say that I prefer a specific kind of character, because I always try to see if I can change the personality and make them their own unique being that is quite different than the ones I've made in the past. I usually find I keep the last number of characters I made in my head when I create a new character and then I make sure not to copy them to make a new unique experience for me to play.

So, I guess the answer is "Quirky females". ... But I've figured I need to change that, somehow.

Explain what your neutral face looks like.

My neutral face looks... *stares into mirror* ... *staaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaares into mirror...*

Neutral. Not angry, not tired, not anything else. If anything, it looks like I am intently focused on what's in front of me, but that might be because I'm focusing on myself trying to hold a neutral expression in the mirror. *disappointed*