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While Velden's recklessness can't be overstated, the fact that it's melded to such drastic emotional instability tends to be his greatest flaw in my opinion. A man who can't sit to wait and think, even for a moment when a crisis is afoot.

World's most fragile rebel. Star Wars would have been a single movie if it was Richard instead of Luke.

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Luca (DUH): Grumpy, dark, emo, enigmatic, likes to introduce young girls to dark vices, and not around enough! :twisted:

And I really don't know Vale.

Iim'mur'ss has very pushable buttons! What she lacks in wisdom and common sense she makes up for in dry humor and a sharp wit. She also seems the type that would enjoy keeping a feral tiger around, if only to keep things interesting. Dying would just be an unfortunate side effect to her.

...Also Maral has very pushable buttons too! Geez, mention anything about the nekkid-whore-dancer shrine and she gets huffy. >_>

Emilie: Insanely talented, insane, talks to herself, flighty... I know there's more, but I'll figure it out and save for later

EDIT: Also, ROFL loved it ^^ thanks

Listens to Emilie and Luca.

Scratches bark off trees for the fun of it and bored a bear to death in an epic staring battle

Marius is naive. While he is quick to notice his mistakes, whether or not he'll actually learn from then remains to be seen :p

Rico doesn't speak good enough cant.

Doesn't mind to flirt with a kobold. 10/10 would RP again.

Jys sounds to me like the kind of character who has a secondary brain just in the tongue that does not function exactly well with the first one. She seems like she would never think before speaking, and the first thing that comes her way is likely to receive a witty remark to the face. Like. BAM!

She's also a filthy dahreow, though, as far as I've seen, doesn't impact me as evil, just chaotic. Perhaps she could be truly evil with somebody whom she despises, yes, but I have yet to see that.

That's all I got. And it's your fault, Numbahs, for not RPing enough with me!

as far as I can tell, isn't a drow, which means they are flawed beyond any and all redemption

Is one thing worse than being a non-drow, and that's a drow whose not online...

Nothing flawed about a lovely jalil robbing a group of rat hunters in the Cordor sewers. It was a beautifully done Drow version of why one gives the money to the little drow!

Maybe 555444333 has another character to pick on?

Ahh Rith'tar, has a tongue that is far too "silver" to be trustworthy on a drow. :mrgreen:

One character is called 'Immerse' but doesn't like water? :lol:

I dun know any of numbers characters, which means they are probably too cool for school/hanging around with the losers.

Plays some Sigilian too, which is good, because Planescape is awesome. So hopefully their PC is just as cool, and uses cockney/sigil slang right. <.< >.>

Shyllia appears to be, from the viewpoint of Captor in regards to rumours he's heard, a very manipulative person! With Rico he can testify somewhat her manipulative capabilities spell-wise, but is this a flaw or a virtue? I guess only the future knows!

The only character of Kamina that I've seen in RP is Rico.

Rico seems to have some typical halfling flaws-- being too nice, being too complacent, not worrying enough about big people stuff. However, he does seem to be somewhat involved in Cordor politicking at the moment, and that means that maybe his flaws aren't quite what they seem... From my limited interaction, my guess would be that one of Rico's main flaws is rash decision-making. Simply because I have a character (or two) who are similar and I see the tendency in him. Sometimes rashness pays off, but it truly is a flaw that can bite you in the ass big time.

Is one of the many "sam's" that sparks much confusion when talking about her or other sam's

Gos'nar is very... Polite! Kinda like the almost too polite
If something's hiding! Apart from that he appears to pride
In being a host and providing, he also likes to wear
A daring red jacket!

With that baclava thing Bash wears I can't help but to be reminded of a terrorist, but he's too kind to be a terrorist, but looks too much of a terrorist to be kind. Also he seems to have many friends, but even though I haven't spoken much with them it seems like some of them may be of the dubious sort, which makes me think of Bash as a bit naive

Is the most racist drow I have yet seen!

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Is the most racist drow I have yet seen!

Is the most aggressive kobold I've ever seen ^^
And asks far too inaproppriate questions -.-

Laiath thinks a buffed silver dragon is a reliable disguise

but usually it is, but not towards paranoid drow, which means he's also prone to underestimating people! out of that conclusion I could also draw the fact that he can be arrogant, but wizards have the right to be arrogant!

Despite being a "good Drow," Earalenia still possesses many traits that betray where she came from. Ultrinnan afterall was a flawed place: no character from that era walked away from it without some form of non-physical scar to show for their time there.

The Scholar has the "interesting man syndrome". He seems to believe that the world works in a specific manner and everybody is bound to behave in certain fashion toward his mystery, and tries to steer everything for that behavior to occur. Obviously, this doesn't always seems to work which leaves the Scholar is a sort of awkward position, as he seems to -need- to be dominant in a conversation in order for it to actually happen. Those who prove immune to his manipulation (AKA awesomeness) doesn't seem to fit at all in the same room with him.

... As far as I could see, that is.

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Ais has the "interesting man syndrome". He seems to believe that the world works in a specific manner and everybody is bound to behave in certain fashion toward his mystery, and tries to steer everything for that behavior to occur. Obviously, this doesn't always seems to work which leaves the Scholar is a sort of awkward position, as he seems to -need- to be dominant in a conversation in order for it to actually happen. Those who prove immune to his manipulation (AKA awesomeness) doesn't seem to fit at all in the same room with him.

... As far as I could see, that is.

Fixed it for ya!

Ais is allergic to elven contact. I found a way to tame the beeaaaaast!

Nadzieja was skipped so here is a long overdue thingy:

Cynbel's greatest flaw is I guess what could be described as a "greed of the senses". The actions she takes typically depend on one question: "Will this feel good, or bad?" If it feels groovy, she'll do it. No matter what (or whom). If it feels bad, you'll never see someone avoid something faster than that. The tricky part is that sometimes you have to take the good with the bad, which she isn't really capable of. As a result she'll typically take the easy route to avoid pain over feeling pleasure, which works well enough sometimes. But combined with her generally impulsive, short-term approach to life, it limits her ability to handle a lot of the diverse problems that independently wealthy adventurers typically face. Like moral choices. Relationships are a particular problem with her, and I'm not just talking about romantic ones. For one they're a "both good and bad" sort of thing, for another they're best played long-term or else they tend to fall apart and lead to bitter fall-out. Not to mention, such a simple approach to people can be easily manipulated by anyone savvy enough to her ways. Sooner or later, her world is going to come crashing down, and she lacks the ability to handle it on her own.

At the moment, of course. She's a fast learner, and though she sticks to her maxims, she is developing foresight for dealing with problems where the near-future consequences of her normal behaviour will lead to a net increase in pain, or reduce future gains of pleasure.

Ada'vrae, by memory, suffered of pride. It is a flaw shared by many who are thrust into power.

Velden suffers of twists of fate. His stars change quickly and drastically and while he seems to think himself in control, much of what affects him is circumstantial and just beyond the fringes of his grasp.

Ah, the player of Mr. Eli Who-Has-Ventured-Away-To-The-Relative-Safety-Of-Other-Places Hodgewall.

From my limited interaction with him, Eli suffers from the same plight as most of the PC's involved in the Cordor plot... Too much ambition, not enough foresight. He seems willing to bend any rule and abandon common sense if he thinks it may have a shadow of a chance to be effective. In a corrupted place when desperate times call for desperate measures, Eli knows the score, and desperate measures are no stranger to him.

Also, Emilie owes him a slap upside the head, that's a flaw in and of itself.

Emilie is sort of a lame duck when it comes to getting things done. Someone who is entirely too casual or entirely too careful in an environment of looming predicaments. However, this is off-set with a draw of people and goons to do things for her. In retrospect, she is sort of the princess of the black market world and is highly toxic in her emotional woman-versus-self tale, that seems to be her trying conflict. Emilie versus Emilie. And she often loses out against herself and for the most part, ends up being just sort of quiet. I keep waiting and waiting and anticipate that she will do something exciting, but I've not heard or seen it happen, maybe she is just good at covering her actions up really really well. Or maybe she's just depressed. Idunno!

Aiseth seems to be unable to fit in anywhere. Perhaps not chosing to live in solitude her nack for betrayal and disrespect for laws other than her own seems to make her a Halruaan vagabond

Reviving the thread.

This one isn't very well known to me, what in turn makes Grim even more stereotypical Tarkuulian. Obviously quiet and socially retarded, seems to avoid any sort of gatherings and interactions in general. That said I believe he would never even open his mouth, but unfortunately for him, his rich list of emotions alone isn't enough to communicate with others.

Also, I memorized Grim working as a lantern some time ago. No idea why he disappeared from the landscape though.

Nevadan seems overly cocky, the point it seems almost like he is purposely willing to endanger himself, to keep up his possible facade. How much this is a flaw depends on the situation in question, I think - sometimes it might be a boon but sometimes I think it can hamper him far more severely.

I've not had too much interaction with him outside these instances, or with his elfy (but all elves have flaws, so who needs to list them right?)

I feel like Shyllia needs a lot of control of herself. Becoming closer and closer to the arcane, I am pretty sure she could turn very power hungry, were she given this opportunity. She wouldn't miss a chance to show how great her work has made her. But, she wouldn't say a word, and let people judge what they "see".

Madrik doesn't need to know Elven to see Miluve as extremely timorous, given a body language that hints at insecurity. What is clearly heard are the stutters and the tone of voice that emanates shyness, even caution. Madrik knows the woman by her robes and her voice, especially the particular volume of it, but cannot place a face to it (nor her name, for that matter). She only speaks to her own kind other than a brief introduction between Madrik and her, but to be so timid toward her own peers yet not demonstrating discomfort /by/ them? It would appear a history of some sort of calamity occurred and it is not being taken care of.

I hope I'm not way off. This is my observation after twice being in the same area as this person.

He's just this guy you know :lol:

Old Man Wisteepockey probably has some amazing stories to tell, but old age as made him an insane and batty man. Perhaps he has more flaws... if you'd play the bugger because we love him

Dian appears to be an enigma to one of my PC's! Always wondering what she was like I. The "good old days"!

From what I witnessed she seems to be a paragon among the 'him folk and seems to be very calm and quick to listen.

Also seems to like lifting buckets for exercise too! xD

I think I supervised Brash's shadow jumping once. I hope he's improved on that skill, otherwise I'm listing it as a flaw on his resume.

He ripped the fabric of reality open afterall.

I don't know the scholar that well sadly, but he's a male and a drow so that's some sort of flaw, right?

I'd tentatively say that he is rather arrogant (and not without reason, mind) but an arrogant male is only as good as long as they have a use!

Is not hin! :oops:

Numbers played a number of different UD characters of which two happened to be in a same house as my own character was. I can't remember number's demonspawn's name likely because I didn't see her as much as I liked to see. But what little I did, it was an interesting time. The flaw for that one is that she had far too little stagetime. I'd say bring her back, but not sure if it is possible, given her mother is not around, boo.

Actually wants Vorn'ang back (yes, she's around... though I am not sure she'd really do well in society per se)

For fucks sake, Corel. You flawless bastard. I really liked this thread.

Thinks he can win

Elisa is cursed with the follies of youth!

Is quite new, so his characters are most probably not yet aware of the deadly tricks and meanders of politics here ^^

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