<div class="floatleft">(https://i.pinimg.com/originals/ed/e8/ae/ede8ae83afe488d1e912d9c89cce2107.jpg)</div><strong>Character:</strong>Ayreth Sky-Hunter (https://www.myth-weavers.com/sheet.html#id=1968981) Half-Elf/Barbarian/Tank, frontliner, and morale officer<br/><strong>Bio:</strong>In the deep wilderness of the Aounne Jungle, one must always be on guard against invading hobgoblins, rampaging dinosaurs, and mosquitos who will carry off your children. Another worry, apparently, is getting wooed by hapless human explorers. And this is how Ayreth happened to be born into the Skyhunter tribe of wild elves. According to the elders, she inherited her mother's looks, her father's brains, and the strength of the dinosaur they rode in on. She's pretty sure this is a compliment. Owing to her foreign blood, she grew faster and taller than her fellows, and her valiant spirit and indomitable zest for adventure soon led the village elders to conduct a JourneyQuest for her; go off to the Far Far Lands, fight valiantly, and return with glory and thousands of tales! Ameryth, another pretty elf in the village who liked the taste of Ayreth's papaya said they were just trying to get rid of her, but Ayreth knew the elders would never be so deceitful. She rose to the challenge and set off to find glory and bring back those thousands of tales.<br/><br/>So far she's only got ninety tales or so. She thinks. Counting isn't her strong suit. But winning glory, now that's another matter! She was shocked and even dare I say dismayed by how prevalent dishonesty and injustice and... and.. .and not-good-ness were outside the jungle of her homeland. At least with a dinosaur you knew what they wanted, but with people? They say they want to share some coffee, and then you go up to their room with them and... well, it wasn't coffee but it was something. But that's beside the point; The point is Ayreth found much to battle among these barbarians. And with her valiant companions, surely she can overcome any obstacle.<br/><br/>Except apparently, setting off interdimensional portal traps. Yeah, that one was her fault, she'll admit it. Look, it looked suspicious, okay, someone had to make sure it was safe, and we're here now, so let's stop pointing fingers!<br/><strong>Notes</strong>Ayreth is... not bright. Do not expect her to make the most intelligent choices or wittiest dialogue. She'll make up for it in effectiveness and charm!<br/><br/><strong>Can't handle:</strong>Not so much "cant handle," but I'd rather just not have Steampunk stuff if possible. Bugs me. Speaking of; sex acts with insects, bugs, worms, or the like, no thanks. Likely to rapidly lose interest in absurdly overwhelming odds ("You beat the army of orcs... but here comes another army of orcs!")<br/><strong>Can't read:</strong>Thoroughly described descriptions of torture or "hard" rape. Bloody combat is fine, but mutilating someone helpless is a big "nah." Anything involving all varieties of flushables.<br/><strong>Not to my PC:</strong>Oviposition, nonsentient bestiality (i.e., blink dogs and dragons can be fun, sheepdogs and alligators are a no), lovecraftian tentacle monsters<br/><strong>Offs:</strong>Stupid anime sex acts (cervical penetration, dick-nipples, waterballoon physiology)<br/><strong>Ons:</strong>Mild transformations (mental or physical), humor, size difference (halflings, kobolds, gnomes, goblins, yes plz) futa (prolly not relevant here.) Pregnancy could also be fun / amusing, given the setting.