N'velhi Tia

Thanks! I've actually struggled to really find any Miqo'te at all tribal. Granted, neither my characters are actually in a tribe but both share the ideals of most Tia and don't at all look down upon the polyamorous lifestyle (which I've seen a lot).

Ohai! I've been stalking the RPC for a couple of weeks but scarcely made any posts, so I reckoned I'd get more active in the forums, mainly because I want my characters to get more involved with the entirety of the community as well. I'm a Dutchie, European; thus, timezones are a female dog to me when it comes to being interactive with the majority of people on the Balmung server (sob) but I tend to stay on until late. My characters? Two tribal seeker Miqo'te: N'velhi and N'rakhi. https://i.imgur.com/PtTtkuB.png[/img]https://i.imgur.com/y2edOQL.png[/img] Currently, my main is N'velhi, a crass ex-pirate (and ex-Nunh, appreciate your females, yo') whose goal it is to live in wealth and reclaim his position as Nunh. The latter he has decided he will achieve by trading, knowing quite a bit how the black market works, he aims to become a successful merchant, though he'll not be dealing in contraband (not a lot, anyway. Who knows?) So, when some character development happens and he becomes somewhat close to the lovable rogue personality that I want him to have he'll be out and about trading. This really will be my ticket to interacting with different FCs or other individual traders. My alt is N'rakhi, also an ex-pirate and morbidly shy and angsty. He mostly keeps to himself in his workshop, which is located in the Kindred estate. He's a would-be engineer, working on projects mainly with blueprints and materials he obtains by sending mercenaries on merry trips of death and doom. I'm currently in the Kindred, and not intent on leaving. I've GMed quite a couple of events and aim to do that more in the future, likely incorporating it in some of Velhi's trips, and, depending on the FC he'll be doing business with, I'd gladly GM some merry trips. So, if you wish to RP with me, do holler!

It's nitpicking, but there's zero reason to do this when miqo'te don't have paws or pads. I'm well aware it's not usually done. However, having been a hunter most of his life he started to adapt to other apex predators, couerls, mainly. It's why he has also sharpened his own teeth.

I personally created my two Miqo'te because the tribal way of living interested me. My current main, N'velhi could be deemed a savage by Ul'dah, lacking proper mannerisms (walks about on all fours on occasion, urinates in public, has no problem with public nudity nor does he understand why others do etc.) and I thoroughly love RPing him. Problem is, like most Tias, he strives to be Nunh, unlikely to happen given his manners, but works dilligently on getting himself a tribe. Now, this crass Tia often makes crude remarks to females; doesn't respect them until they've proven to be capable huntresses. He wants to build relationships with females, start his own polyamorous tribe and become Nunh. For this reason I've not roleplayed him in public, mainly due to me probably being labeled another guy in it for the ERP (really, I'm more than happy to fade to black during sexy times). And, honestly, I'm at a loss on how to fix that. When is someone deemed a tribal Miqo'te character and when a Miqo'te gutterslut?

For N'velhi: -Hardly ever uses anyone's actual names; instead he opts to call them by (usually hurtful) nicknames. -As a tribal Miqo'te, he sees no problem with being nude during a torrid afternoon. -He can sometimes be found sharpening his own teeth with various unsanitary utensils. -He loves a friendly (or not so friendly) argument. -Usually does not respect anyone (especially women because wannabe Nunh) until they've proven to be proficient in close quarters combat. -He scratches at his groin. A lot. -He picks at his nose. -When he has been sweating or when he's particularly dirty, he grooms himself. -He unintentionally bares his sharpened teeth whenever he grins. -Stares at female's breasts and often comments about them. " 'S a glamour, ain't it, them two? "