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<blockquote data-quote="yakuba" data-source="post: 6841155" data-attributes="member: 6698582">I'd suggest building an actual backstory for your character. That will help both explain and guide your character's viewpoints, attitudes and actions. Choosing or rolling on the personality, flaws and bonds table can be a starting point. Here are some additional questions, that when answered will hopefully help your flesh out your character's character.You've chosen Outlander, so you begin the question of why are you an outlander? Are you a wanderer? Are you on a mission? Were you driven out of homeland? Are you an exile? Are you a sole survivor?What role have your favored enemies played in your life? Why are they your favored enemies? Are they antagonistic to your people? Did they kill your people? Did they kill your family?What does being a ranger mean? Are you part of an organization? Are you alone? Is there a local druid or druid circle you associate with?Why are you the forest guardian? Is this a chosen new home? Is this an assignment?What's your relationship to nearby civilization? Are you friendly or hostile to village or city folk entering your forest? Do you act as a scout and guide?&nbsp; Do you protect people from the forest or do you protect the forest from the people?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="yakuba, post: 6841155, member: 6698582"] I'd suggest building an actual backstory for your character. That will help both explain and guide your character's viewpoints, attitudes and actions. Choosing or rolling on the personality, flaws and bonds table can be a starting point. Here are some additional questions, that when answered will hopefully help your flesh out your character's character. You've chosen Outlander, so you begin the question of why are you an outlander? Are you a wanderer? Are you on a mission? Were you driven out of homeland? Are you an exile? Are you a sole survivor? What role have your favored enemies played in your life? Why are they your favored enemies? Are they antagonistic to your people? Did they kill your people? Did they kill your family? What does being a ranger mean? Are you part of an organization? Are you alone? Is there a local druid or druid circle you associate with? Why are you the forest guardian? Is this a chosen new home? Is this an assignment? What's your relationship to nearby civilization? Are you friendly or hostile to village or city folk entering your forest? Do you act as a scout and guide? Do you protect people from the forest or do you protect the forest from the people? [/QUOTE]

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