<strong>Name:</strong>Trevor Young<br/><strong>Age:</strong>25<br/><strong>Preferences:</strong>Hmm.. think I would still like to keep character scenes MxF and whatnot, but since this is supposed to get nasty I'll say that my normally rather vanilla tastes are totally nixed. All bets are off!<br/><strong>Appearance:</strong>Trevor is a young man of average height (5'9") and slightly slender build. He has light brown hair that is left slightly unkempt, and green eyes that hide behind thick black frames. He has poor posture and looks a bit as though he was still going through puberty, in that his beard is patchy and his limbs look a bit longer than they should.<br/><br/><strong>Background:</strong>Ever since he was little, Trevor Young knew there had to be more to life than this. Not in a religious sense; Trevor had decided that religion and other major institutions were all a sham when he was in middle school. Between class bullies beating him up and aloof parents and a lack of friends, he couldn't figure out what life was for. That is, until he learned that the comic book store he frequented ran tabletop roleplaying games once a week. After this discovery, he began to live for those sessions.<br/><br/>Fantasy just made so much more<em>sense</em>than reality. In real life, things just happened, and there was no reason, no motivation behind it all. In fantasy games, there was a structured story, and while there was still chance there were mechanics specifically designed to alter your chance, your fate. It was incredible. It just helped Trevor to make sense of a life otherwise not worth living to him.<br/><br/>As many people who renounce faith, Trevor has begun to construct his own set of beliefs. The roll of a die now means everything to him, so much so that he often uses a trusty d20 to resolve situations where his timid personality might not make a decision in time. While rolling dice has helped him to feel more secure, he is becoming more and more sure that, just like his tabletop characters, he is meant for something more than this mundane existence.