<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=213860.msg10514632#msg10514632">Quote from: Bibliophilia on 20-09-2014, 23:05:47</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">I'll be posting up in the IC thread this afternoon.  And, Fallen, this questionnaire is wonderful.  I love doing these sort of things, both as an ST and a player, because it really lets you delve into the mind of your character.</blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>And I thought I was the only one. Love questionnaires...in a sort of bizarre way that is probably best not discussed in polite company.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Questionnaire</div><div class="spoiler_body"><strong>What types of allies would you like to see?</strong> Ones we've earned or ones we have a history with. What I mean is that I'd feel much more attached to the reformed bandit or that guy we saved that one time than I would to the diplomat the Prince sent us just because he thought we might need one.<br/><br/><strong>What types of enemies would you like to see?</strong> No real preference. Whatever you think fits.<br/><br/><strong>Are there any types of enemies/allies you don't want to deal with (not that this will stop me from using them completely, but it may help prevent oversaturation)?</strong> Only thing I can think of is the cliched double agent that earns our trust and then betrays us at an inopportune moment even though I've probably set my character up for at least one of those.<br/><br/><strong>Is there any type of treasure you would particularly like?</strong> Not really. I'm just kind of making things up as I go as far as building the character goes so I haven't put any thought into it. Unique stuff with special abilities usually appeals to me more than something that's just another +2 bonus to whatever.<br/><br/><strong>Who does your character think caused the Mourning?</strong> Part of her wants to believe it was one of Cyre's enemies or even some concerted effort between them but the evidence doesn't really support it. Why would they send in their own armies and then destroy Cyre? So, basically, she has no idea and it bothers the hell out of her.<br/><br/><strong>Does your character follow a particular faith or philosophy? How open are they with this?</strong> No, she's in one of those "How could they let this happen?" slumps that killed her faith in a higher power. Not something she'd openly share but it's also not something worth hiding to her.<br/><br/><strong>Are there any organizations your character aspires to join? How many people would know?</strong> I don't really know enough about Eberron to say. More than likely though, my character's probably just content to serve Cyre in whatever way she can. If there was an organization trying to recruit her, it'd have to be something that didn't compromise her loyalties or duties to her home nation.<br/><br/><strong>Does your character have any groups they particularly hate from the Last War?</strong> Thrane. The whole country is rotten as far as Agira is concerned. If a second mourning happened in Thrane, Agira wouldn't exactly lose sleep.<br/><br/><strong>Does your character have aspirations towards gaining greater political power?</strong> Yes and no. She wants to rebuild  her family's holdings as a matter of pride but her aspirations don't extend further than that.<br/><br/><strong>Are you interested in roleplaying sexual encounters?</strong> It's not really that important to me. I usually don't mind just fading to black and moving on for NPC stuff unless there's a reason not to.<br/><br/><strong>On the scale of one-night stand to marriage, what type of relationship(s) is your character looking for, if any? Which are you interested in roleplaying? </strong>Right now, my character leans more toward one-night stands but if things get a little more stable for her, that'd probably move more toward marriage. Roleplaying either one is fine, they both have interesting possibilities but I think marriage has more long-term potential for obvious reasons.<br/><br/><strong>Would you prefer said encounters to be PC/NPC, PC/PC, or both?</strong> Well, the PCs consist of a witch she wouldn't trust, an ex-thief who she would trust even less, and a warforged...sooooo...<br/><br/><strong>What type of person (or people, there can be more than one) is your character attracted to? What characteristics would they be looking for? Goody two shoes? An enemy that has been redeemed? An enemy that hasn't been redeemed?</strong> Other than the obvious answer of "Someone who is physically attractive" I'd probably say my character admires strength in all its forms as well as certain selfless qualities. She's a lot more flexible than most nobles might be, especially since she finds many other nobles intolerable to be around, but she would still prefer higher class partners over lower ones for anything serious.<br/><br/><strong>How does your character feel about Political Marriages?</strong> She doesn't mind the idea behind it. Love can sometimes be too fickle a thing to leave a family's or a country's future up to the fancies of an heir. And there's also a certain nobility to doing what needs to be done to secure a comfortable or peaceful life for others.<br/><br/><strong>What are your character's thoughts on Prince Oargev?</strong> He's a direct descendant of the royal line so she can't argue with his right to rule. Agira has decided to let the prince's actions form her opinion of him, and making the deal to settle New Cyre is definitely a step in the right direction.</div></div>