Figured Id split these so i can keep the answers straight. AS i mentioned in my other post here, in offtopic I am writing a book. I have come up with these possible character designs, what do you think, and do you have any suggestions?
An average build boy/man dual wielding longswords (its hard, and he is the star)
A girl/woman duel wielding longswords (the equal and opposing force to the main star)
A Giant man that uses 2 Spears
A petite boy that can fly (can't say why) using bolos and Kunai
A shadow man that uses shortswords and tiger claws
The basic characters will be:
A. A very large man,shy, powerful, careful
B. A beautiful blonde petite girl, egotistical
c. An average sized, well built man/boy with a highly optimistic view on life
D. A small secretive man, that can disappear into shadows, and become invisible to the naked eye in an instant
E. A small boy that can fly, very energetic, excellent eyesight, FAST
F. A slightly larger average build man living in forests, keeps to himself, can become viscious with no warning
G. A creature of solid evil, appears as a man, powerful, vicious,egotistical,arrogant,prideful
H. A self righteous man who believe everything he does is best for all, no matter what, build is nondescript
I. A woman of mystery, alluring, secretive, fast and giddy
J. A little girl, superb fighting skills, gullible but smart
K. A King and a Prince decent fighting skills, nothing special
If you have any suggestions, please use the letter and weapon(s) you think, and if you would be so kind, as to why...remember, any piece of help you give me will be considered, and your forum name WILL be mentioned in the book when published, though first one will prolly still be a year or two from now. Thanks again for any time you spend on this. <Bow>
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09-24-2008, 05:04 PM #1Community Member
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related to totally not ddo related thread
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09-24-2008, 05:45 PM #2Community Member
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*blink blink*
Honestly it sounds kinda like Legend of the Dragoon (Which is cool - so props!)
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09-26-2008, 12:27 PM #3Community Member
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no suggestions for this one? <aka bump>
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09-26-2008, 12:39 PM #4Community Member
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why not combine these two into one character?
Originally Posted by Seacog
all kidding aside (not kidding in this case but anyhoo...) sounds like a pretty good start, keep us updated
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09-26-2008, 01:03 PM #5Community Member
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haha thats awesome, i actually completed the second chapter today, may tweak it a bit, but for now i am finished and happy with it. I wish i had somewhere to post it, wouldn't mind giving a sneak peek, and see how many people would be interested in it, but its 12 pages, i think right now, so cant really put here...
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10-03-2008, 07:52 AM #6Community Member
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finished chapter 3 today....slowly but surely gettin there
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