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<blockquote data-quote="ccs" data-source="post: 8075348" data-attributes="member: 6803664">As a player, in any sort of on-going game, I prefer to make a character with some kind of backstory.&nbsp; Some ties to the world, some motivation to be an adventurer.&nbsp; Some reason to be wherever things are starting from.&nbsp; But I don't necessarily have to start off specifically tied to the adventure/campaign to come.The DM &amp; other players will come to know these background details.&nbsp; I'll discuss it with the DM, &amp; I'll type them up a few paragraphs.&nbsp; They can use this info any way they see fit.&nbsp; But if I get a response that indicates that they don't care &amp; don't see the details of my character as being important?&nbsp; Well then, I hope they aren't intending for me to care about their plot details....The other players will learn these background details because I will talk about them in-character.&nbsp; And just in general conversation. As the DM?&nbsp; I ask the players for background info.&nbsp; I love it when they provide detail.&nbsp; Afterall, the stories about to be told are the stories of these characters.&nbsp; So why wouldn't you want to know about the characters in the story?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ccs, post: 8075348, member: 6803664"] As a player, in any sort of on-going game, I prefer to make a character with some kind of backstory. Some ties to the world, some motivation to be an adventurer. Some reason to be wherever things are starting from. But I don't necessarily have to start off specifically tied to the adventure/campaign to come. The DM & other players will come to know these background details. I'll discuss it with the DM, & I'll type them up a few paragraphs. They can use this info any way they see fit. But if I get a response that indicates that they don't care & don't see the details of my character as being important? Well then, I hope they aren't intending for me to care about their plot details.... The other players will learn these background details because I will talk about them in-character. And just in general conversation. As the DM? I ask the players for background info. I love it when they provide detail. Afterall, the stories about to be told are the stories of these characters. So why wouldn't you want to know about the characters in the story? [/QUOTE]

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