War Bard

Eratika - You guys are always welcome to use Fi's house It IS in the Goblet though. Just let me know what you'd like it for and I'll decorate it up even

I also started with playing male characters because back in the 90s online gaming was very much a sausage fest. There was a certain "girls don't know how to play" mentality that meant if you played a female character, you could pretty much count on no one taking you along for endgame content unless you wanted to be someone's gf. I played a rugged male ranger for years. No one ever thought I was a girl. P.S. My character here is a half midlander, half highlander. It was a decision based entirely off my love for highlander lore and still needing a reason for her to grow up accepted by Gridanian society- her mom was a midlander conjurer.

Hey SolaceWinds From one introvert to another, I hope this helps: When I first started playing I really wanted to make good friends and find a nice group to rp with. So I stacked my deck against my own tendencies and made a character who is, of all things, a performer. She's a bard in the most IC version of things, and has several macro'd out songs and stories, jokes and dances, etc. She's also impulsive, and gets herself into all kinds of trouble. Basically, I made a character who is very much not me, but rather, was designed to meet people. Having done roleplayish things for about 20 years (MUDs, D&D, Vampire, LotRO) I will say she's been the hardest character for me to play that I have ever created, but also she's probably the dearest to my heart as she's brought me so many great friends. I'm not saying I've changed as a person, but after playing her for almost 3 years now, I HAVE met a bunch of great people... and I've gotten really good at composing limericks on the fly.