Theia

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An elven missionary to a Religious Order dedicated to the Dream of their Goddess, a dream that they all believe makes up the whole of reality. Nereva is a religious character that can be equally as kind as she can cruel, and lives her life inflicted by a madness given to her by Eldritch visions and whispers well beyond her understanding.

A traveling sellsword, an apothecary, a woman born to a city of steam and gears. Eleanor is a Werewolf cursed to follow a story written by another, taking what jobs she can as she plays the part she was cursed into. She's a gruff loner, afraid to get close to others in fear of what might happen to them when the wolf takes over.

A Healer from a prodigious academy for the arcane, Oriana was sent into exile after an experiment went horribly wrong. With her body broken, and death following her steps, she travels the world to try and find the means to end suffering, no matter how abstract or impossible such a thing seemed.

A child, a Chimera, one of many created for a purpose only know to their Father. Train, fight, survive, stay healthy, stay strong -- stronger than everyone else. It was a set of rules that Kaguya was doomed to fail; a sickness had taken her legs, her arm, and while they were replaced... Sickness was viewed as a weakness, and it was only a matter of time before that weakness could no longer be ignored.

A cursed spirit of a child who had long since departed from the world. Alessa is drawn instinctively to those suffering intense grief or abandonment, she approaches with innocent wonder and an alien empathy that drives her to draw their sorrow, memories, and essence into herself, all the while quietly yearning for true companionship that might fill her heart without cost.

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Here's a question you might be asking yourself: why am I putting all of this information in a character slot, instead of using my main page? Well, the simple answer is because I'm weird like that, but the specific answer is I feel that it's easier to keep things organized in a character profile than it is to do so on my profile, and I uh... may have named my main profile after something spoiler-y for one of my characters without thinking. >_>;;

Also, I can make it look nicer here, ya know? If you really want my main profile -- I know some people get wary with Anonymous people -- feel free to ask, but there's really nothing there to see.

I've been making up stories for about... 26 years? Wait, that implies I started at 4. Does playing outside and pretending count? If not, then more like 18 years. I enjoy anime, way too many genres to list though. Summertime Rendering, Erased, Kino's Journey, Wandering Witch: The Journey of Elaina, Frieren, My Hero Academia, Dragon Ball -- it's a big list.

Same goes for games: Fallout, Cyberpunk, Fromsoft, Zelda, Telltale -- lots and lots.

For RP? My main and number one intention, in all of them, is character interaction and growth. If you have a story you wanna tell, I am happy to help you tell it. If you want to be told a story, then I'll try my best to tell one -- but my primary focus, and hope, is to get to know your characters with my own. That's not to say I won't focus on world building or the plot, but that I will try to tailor things, at least on my end, to the characters I'm interacting with.

All my characters are from the same world, but that world is designed to be able to put them into yours, or to invite your characters into it, hopefully without any lore issues on either side. It started off as a Nexus world where everyone's stories could coexist, but as time went on, it evolved into its own thing, but I kept the initial idea of being something that could merge with other RP worlds without trouble.



I'm not gonna give you a word count for much I write per post, because honestly I've never kept track. What I can tell you, though, is that I try to match whatever my partner puts out, though if left to my own devices I'll typically go about... 4 paragraphs? It can depend on the scene, but even in a light post I'll try to fluff it up a bit to make it more interesting.

As for frequency, I try -- at the very least -- to get one post out a day. Sometimes I lag behind a bit on that, but at the very least I want to do that much. I'll try not to leave you hanging without warning, but sometimes life happens. On that note, I'm not one to pester you if you don't get a reply out quickly; if we're not talking OOC, expect a check-in from me after about 5 days or so. If I don't hear back from you after that, I'll assume something either happened, or you lost interest.


This is just here to let any potential partner know that I don't do self inserts. All of my characters have different views, different outlooks on things, than I do -- and I often take a good bit of time researching things to make them like that. So, if they act in a certain way, argue a certain belief, come off as rude or evil, or act bored towards something happening in the story, keep in mind that I don't use them as mouth pieces for my own personal ideals, and their opinions on things happening around them might not be the same as my own. I write my characters to hopefully be interesting, flawed, and varied people. You wouldn't judge Josh Brolin because he played Thanos, or Tetsuya Nomura for creating Sephiroth, would you?

Would... would you...? >_>

Generally, just keep all that stuff in mind for me. I've had a few bad experiences in the past where people mixed up my IC views and ideas with my OOC.


So, I have a certain mindset when it comes to combat, and that's that unless told otherwise, I consider nameless enemies like bandits, soldiers, some monsters, animals, to be sort of 'mob' enemies. What I mean by that is when they're thrown out into the story, I have a penchant of viewing them as just 'kill them in cool, flashy ways' types. After that, I see a sort of mini-boss enemy, which are the ones with actual bite to them and require an actual fight to deal with. The third are the actual bosses, which are the ones that are supposed to be dangerous and actually require a coordinated effort to best. The first type of enemy to indulge in the power fantasy, the second type to challenge it, and the third type to dwarf it.

I like my characters to be a bit on the powerful side, and I generally try to use the anime/manga Full Metal Alchemist as a measuring stick for their powerscale, and even if I make them strong I always try to give them weaknesses to balance out their strengths.

I like the power fantasy, but that doesn't mean I want to steamroll every single combat encounter. Just lemme know if you see things differently.


Generally speaking, most of my triggers involve non-consensual actions taken against my characters. So, SA, torture -- those sorts of things need to be discussed with me beforehand. Keep in mind that these things only trigger me when done to my specific character, so if it plays a part in your own story, your own characters, and their own lore? I probably won't have any issues!

Generally, in the playstyle chart above, I'll have my personal triggers and aversions listed under 'Never'.