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Random Character Creation Generator:
By ~Dreamnorn
Looking to create an awesome character? Are you thinking of a story, but need another player in the mix? Or are you just bored? Either way, welcome to Dreamnorn’s Create-A-Character Guide! In here, you get to randomly roll a character which you can use for a story, comic, roleplay, or whatever you truly want.
Firstly, we need supplies…
a) A coin
b) A d4
c) A d10 and a percentage die
d) Pencil and paper to mark the traits
Got all that? Good. If you don’t have the necessary dice you need, click the link in the description for number generation.
NOTE: You can use this to help you create a character if you want. If you already know certain things, like what species it will be or what gender it is, feel free to skip the questions.
Now let’s get cracking!
Gender:
This one is easy enough. Flip a coin to determine whether your character is male or female. Heads for a boy, tails for a girl.
Species:
For this one, roll a d4 or set the number generator to a minimum of 1 and maximum of 4.
1 – Human
2 – Animal (you can determine which)
3 – Mythical Creature (dragon, alien, chimera, etc.)
4 – Mythical Human Creature (vampire, cyborg, elf, etc.)
The Epic List of Traits:
For this one, roll a percentage die and a d10 or set the number generator to a minimum of 1 and maximum of 100. This will determine some of the defining personality traits of your character. Repeat 3-7 times, for many possibilities! Of course, once you are given the basic traits you can expand upon them to flesh out your character as much as you like.
NOTE: If you get conflicting ones (for example, “selfish” and “charitable”), then you can reroll for the second one you got. That means that if you rolled “selfish” first, the trait won’t go away. Also, if you roll one trait twice, just reroll.
Now roll. Your character is now…
1 – Loyal
2 – Impulsive
3 – Intelligent
4 – Cheerful
5 – Energetic
6 – Rambunctious
7 – Feisty
8 – Witty
9 – Rude
10 – Quiet
11 – Shy
12 – Curious
13 – Ambitious
14 – Bold
15 – Agreeable
16 – Friendly
17 – Easily Impressed
18 – Humble
19 – Dense
20 – Lazy
21 – Mischievous
22 – Bittersweet
23 – Dainty
24 – Inventive
25 – Proud
26 – Selfish
27 – Chatty
28 – Dark
29 – Strong-hearted
30 – Charming
31 – Charitable
32 – Overprotective
33 – Clumsy
34 – Empathic
35 – Depressed
36 – Overconfident
37 – Imaginative
38 – Serious
39 – Pessimistic
40 – Jerky
41 – Devoted
42 – Compassionate
43 – Passive
44 – Crazy
45 – Innocent
46 – Lucky
47 – Relaxed
48 – Solitary
49 – Cautious
50 – Suave
51 – Unconfident
52 – Optimistic
53 – Cowardly
54 – Treacherous
55 – Angst-ridden
56 – Well-behaved
57 – Cold
58 – Clever
59 – Anxious
60 – Oblivious
61 – Broken
62 – Awkward
63 – Apathetic
64 – Forgetful
65 – Obsessed
66 – Disability/Disordered (i.e. you can choose things such as nearsightedness, schizophrenia, sociopathicness, etc.)
67 – Irritable
68 – Heroic
69 – Playful
70 – Geeky
71 – Dangerous
72 – Secretive
73 – Thoughtful
74 – Bookish
75 – Sporty
76 – Rebellious
77 – Shallow
78 – Outcast
79 – Persistent
80 – Peaceful
81 – Unlucky
82 – A Dreamer
83 – Spiritual
84 – Rational
85 – Dull-witted
86 – Romantic
87 – Stubborn
88 – Gentle
89 – Silly
90 – Confused
91 – Lovable
92 – Ruthless
93 – Valiant
94 – Indecisive
95 – Gullible
96 – Meek
97 – Steadfast
98 – Flirty
99 – Sarcastic
100 – Mysterious
My Little Challenge:
Finished rolling your character? Excellent, excellent! Now that you’re all situated, you’re ready to develop him/her more for whichever story, roleplay, or comic you want.
But, before you go, I have a little challenge for you…
Now that you’ve randomly rolled a character, I humbly request you test him/her out. Write a little story centering around them, draw a comic or picture, or record a roleplay you had with them and post it on DeviantART. I would love to see what you come up with for this character which probably (literally) came out of the blue!
By ~Dreamnorn
Looking to create an awesome character? Are you thinking of a story, but need another player in the mix? Or are you just bored? Either way, welcome to Dreamnorn’s Create-A-Character Guide! In here, you get to randomly roll a character which you can use for a story, comic, roleplay, or whatever you truly want.
Firstly, we need supplies…
a) A coin
b) A d4
c) A d10 and a percentage die
d) Pencil and paper to mark the traits
Got all that? Good. If you don’t have the necessary dice you need, click the link in the description for number generation.
NOTE: You can use this to help you create a character if you want. If you already know certain things, like what species it will be or what gender it is, feel free to skip the questions.
Now let’s get cracking!
Gender:
This one is easy enough. Flip a coin to determine whether your character is male or female. Heads for a boy, tails for a girl.
Species:
For this one, roll a d4 or set the number generator to a minimum of 1 and maximum of 4.
1 – Human
2 – Animal (you can determine which)
3 – Mythical Creature (dragon, alien, chimera, etc.)
4 – Mythical Human Creature (vampire, cyborg, elf, etc.)
The Epic List of Traits:
For this one, roll a percentage die and a d10 or set the number generator to a minimum of 1 and maximum of 100. This will determine some of the defining personality traits of your character. Repeat 3-7 times, for many possibilities! Of course, once you are given the basic traits you can expand upon them to flesh out your character as much as you like.
NOTE: If you get conflicting ones (for example, “selfish” and “charitable”), then you can reroll for the second one you got. That means that if you rolled “selfish” first, the trait won’t go away. Also, if you roll one trait twice, just reroll.
Now roll. Your character is now…
1 – Loyal
2 – Impulsive
3 – Intelligent
4 – Cheerful
5 – Energetic
6 – Rambunctious
7 – Feisty
8 – Witty
9 – Rude
10 – Quiet
11 – Shy
12 – Curious
13 – Ambitious
14 – Bold
15 – Agreeable
16 – Friendly
17 – Easily Impressed
18 – Humble
19 – Dense
20 – Lazy
21 – Mischievous
22 – Bittersweet
23 – Dainty
24 – Inventive
25 – Proud
26 – Selfish
27 – Chatty
28 – Dark
29 – Strong-hearted
30 – Charming
31 – Charitable
32 – Overprotective
33 – Clumsy
34 – Empathic
35 – Depressed
36 – Overconfident
37 – Imaginative
38 – Serious
39 – Pessimistic
40 – Jerky
41 – Devoted
42 – Compassionate
43 – Passive
44 – Crazy
45 – Innocent
46 – Lucky
47 – Relaxed
48 – Solitary
49 – Cautious
50 – Suave
51 – Unconfident
52 – Optimistic
53 – Cowardly
54 – Treacherous
55 – Angst-ridden
56 – Well-behaved
57 – Cold
58 – Clever
59 – Anxious
60 – Oblivious
61 – Broken
62 – Awkward
63 – Apathetic
64 – Forgetful
65 – Obsessed
66 – Disability/Disordered (i.e. you can choose things such as nearsightedness, schizophrenia, sociopathicness, etc.)
67 – Irritable
68 – Heroic
69 – Playful
70 – Geeky
71 – Dangerous
72 – Secretive
73 – Thoughtful
74 – Bookish
75 – Sporty
76 – Rebellious
77 – Shallow
78 – Outcast
79 – Persistent
80 – Peaceful
81 – Unlucky
82 – A Dreamer
83 – Spiritual
84 – Rational
85 – Dull-witted
86 – Romantic
87 – Stubborn
88 – Gentle
89 – Silly
90 – Confused
91 – Lovable
92 – Ruthless
93 – Valiant
94 – Indecisive
95 – Gullible
96 – Meek
97 – Steadfast
98 – Flirty
99 – Sarcastic
100 – Mysterious
My Little Challenge:
Finished rolling your character? Excellent, excellent! Now that you’re all situated, you’re ready to develop him/her more for whichever story, roleplay, or comic you want.
But, before you go, I have a little challenge for you…
Now that you’ve randomly rolled a character, I humbly request you test him/her out. Write a little story centering around them, draw a comic or picture, or record a roleplay you had with them and post it on DeviantART. I would love to see what you come up with for this character which probably (literally) came out of the blue!
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Character Creation Tutorial
Character Creation Tutorial
How to effectively develop a realistic and likable character for novels and fanfiction.
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Table of Contents:
I. A Name
II. Physical Attributes
III. Style & Personality
IV. History
V. Other
VI. Questionnaire
It can be assumed that developing a plot and storyline is self explanatory. If not, you can find another tutorial for that. This tutorial will focus primarily on the thought-process of creating new characters with depth.
I. A name is the first step. Try to match the character to their name, or somehow integrate the character's name into the storyline or progression of the character's maturity and p
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Character bio sheet BASIC
Full Name:
Pronunciation of their name(first, middle/middle names and last):
Title(Mr./Mrs./Lord/Lady/Sir/):
Nickname(s):
Sex:
Race/species:
Age(and how old they look):
Orientation/Sexual preference:
Height:
Weight:
Age:
Mental age:
Eye color(s):
Contacts?:
Glasses?:
Face shape:
Describe their eyes:
Describe their nose:
Describe their lips:
Ears(pointed, cat, etc.):
Body build(slim, muscular, etc.):
Body abnormalities(Cleft lip etc.):
Extra extremities(Another arm, tail, horns etc.):
Hair color(s):
Hair length:
Hair style:
Skin/fur color(s):
Complexion:
Patterns/designs(on skin/fur and where they are, such as a zeb
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I don't know if this is the most original idea in the universe or if anyone's done this before, but enjoy. XD
Eventually I think I'll post up an example as part of the deviation itself and (maybe) make a visual meme for this. If there are any redundancies (like total synonyms) or other traits you suggest I add, please let me know!
Random Number Generator: [link]
Eventually I think I'll post up an example as part of the deviation itself and (maybe) make a visual meme for this. If there are any redundancies (like total synonyms) or other traits you suggest I add, please let me know!
Random Number Generator: [link]
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Your bottomless creativity never ceases to amaze me.