Geez, I'm glad no one was actually inconvenienced. X'D I am both flattered AND offended at having the finger pointed at me for the change, Ershin.<br/><br/>Because you're a bad influence, I'm gonna call out Muse for his take on making this a little easier on everyone. If you think I'm copying you, I totally am. cx<br/><br/>Excellence is very much going to have the essence of a spoiled brat running through her character. She's an adult, but an adult who's seen little of the outside world except for her trials as an adventurer--and the world coddles her still due to her noble lineage. In a few of these instances, less than kind behavior is meant to be more of a product of ignorance and sheltering than of pure meanness. She's a character in need of much guidance, of widening her outlook on the world, so half of these have an element of that to them. c:<br/><br/><br/><em>This is not my first adventure with _____. </em>The person who fits in here would definitely have to be either A. A very patient soul or B. Someone who wouldn't mind lecturing a wayward soul, whether that be for her benefit or because you simply got fed up with her nonsense. Personally, I'm thinking this is the only way someone would be able to deal with Excellence on what would have been one of her very first adventures. She was an extremely sheltered noble tiefling, just barely having reached adulthood, with a mildy (*cough*majorly*cough*) inflated sense of self worth. Therefore, I think the only way the other character would want to adventure with her again and vice versa is if they were kind enough to try to look past this until they got to see some of her better traits or short-tempered enough to properly call her out on her bullshit and earn her respect when she realized that their complaints were founded.<br/><br/><em>I sang stories of _____ long before I ever met them in person</em>. This would best suit someone who rose from less than fortunate circumstances to become an adventurer, perhaps an exceptional one. She doesn't have humble beginnings, but respects those who make something of themselves despite having few resources because of her unwavering respect for the ancestor that raised her family to noble status to spare them his sufferings as a poor man, even though their line would be tainted. She sympathizes with those who have suffered and become exceptional by their own efforts. So, those with humble beginnings, may she sing your praises. Be flattered, as she prefers very much to sing of herself.<br/><br/><em>_____ is often the butt of my jokes.</em>If your character is of below average intelligence, this might be the place for them. I can see some really interesting development coming of her learning that there's more to be valued than a person"s mind. Characters who are devout followers of a certain deity might work well here too. As a tiefling, the Gods and Goddesses have done nothing for her. She laughs in the face of those who call her status a blessing, twiddling with her horns and chortling about how actual devils have done more for her line. In this instance, they can expect to often be met with sly, snide comments about how she can surpass obstacles with calling on some finicky deity. Now, I the odds of her actually being converted to a faith are slim--but someone who could show her the detriment of walking on other's devotions or the benefit that worshipping their deity has for them outside of combat would make for interesting development.<br/><br/><em>I am writing a ballad about the adventures of _____.</em>Someone she would see as an inspiration. If you've brought honor to your people/clan/family, if you're an exceptionally intelligent, quick-witted being, if you're an exceptional leader worthy and she's seen you in action--you deserve praise. And even if she's doing it in secret (which, prideful little devil that she is, is probably the case) she plans to sing tales of your greatness.<br/><br/><em>_____ trusted me with a secret.</em>If your character often burdens themselves with the problems of the party while ignoring their own issues, she'll listen. If your character is always cheery but hides a certain sadness, she'll listen. If your character has ever done anything that's helped her significantly, she'll listen. And she'll never tell a soul. She seeks to support those who support others. Though she'd never say something so cheesey, that's the kind of person she wants to be for her family.<br/><br/>Aubry does not trust me, and for good reason.