Do you have parents/siblings? If so, are they alive? (Describe your relationships with them.Where were you raised? What is your town like? What are the people from your home like?) Where is your character from? (Be specific.What emotion does your character usually portray? (Do they look naturally angry? Are they always smiling?).(What types of weapons do they carry? What does their spellcasting focus look like? Are they well-prepared or sparse on supplies? Is their bag organized or messy?) Describe your character’s equipment that they carry.Footwear can also be a surprisingly accurate clue as to what someone’s personality is like.) What clothes do they wear? Is this outfit culturally traditional? Do they have any tattoos? Include things such as general hygiene. What do they dress like? (Describe their outfit.(How tall are they? How are they built? Do they have any distinguishing characteristics? Include things such as hair and eye color.) Give a brief description of your character.What is your character’s sexual orientation?.What race is your character? (Include subrace as well.).What is your character’s name? (Full name, used name, nicknames).With that being said, here are a set of questions to help bring clarity and personality to your adventurers. Plus, it can help to add meaningful and genuine interactions with the rest of your party. This can lead to uncomfortable situations down the line when this lack of realism conflicts with the party or causes problems with townsfolk.Īdding depth to characters won’t always solve these issues, but can definitely help. Many players get so wrapped up in the mechanics behind a character build that they forget to make the characters seem like engaging people with real motivations. Usually, this is a symptom of a much larger issue–a lack of depth and realism. We’ve all also made characters that fall into one of these tropes. We’ve all played with someone whose character falls into these tropes, amongst dozens of others.
Murder-hobo, Chaotic Stupid, Stupid Evil these are all pejorative terms that you’d like your characters to avoid being called while playing Dungeons and Dragons.
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