NPCs · Minor · Artistic/Performance
Alexir the Melancholic
A melancholy bard, with good reason.
Special Equipment:
An ornately crafted lute from Isend, a gift from the queen there who pitied lonely me. A ring from someone I cannot name.
Appearance:
Why do I not cut my hair? Ask her that. She begged me not to, and I have not cut it since. It flows (elegantly if I do say so myself) in golden streams over my shoulders. Some say I speak resignedly, I say I do not speak at all: rather I think aloud. My attire is comfortable. Why dress up for others' sake when you could be at ease with yourself?
Background:
My story is a long and convoluted one: my journeys have taken me over all of the known world, and beyond. Why do I travel? Suffice it be known that I once lost a gem to a hideous disease, and I know I shall never find her again. I must fill my life with something, or I shall become restless.
Roleplaying Notes:
A bard I am, though I have a modest smattering of other skills, picked up along the way: Tengrian martial art, proficiency in seven major world languages (and numerous minor ones), Ulisk water-origami, to name but a few. I could never get my head around reading, nor magic. I'm a Jack of Most Trades, I suppose.
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Thought I'd give the 1st person method a go like in Crow's last post. Do you prefer this or a 3rd person approach?
I prefer 3rd person.
1st person is interesting, but oh so brief.
This is the seed of a great idea.
twas a different time,
what cheka said