Character Creation

Since you are playing yourself, these questions are about you.

Choose a character name
Patron Deity(s):
Quotes/parables/proverbs you live by:
Who are your heroes:
What irks you?
What do you value?
What’s your approach to combat?
When faced with a challenge, how do you tend to react?
When you die, where will you go?
What did your parents/guardians try to teach you?
What did you swear you would never do, that they did?
Who did you look up to and why?
Who do you hate and why?
What did you love to do as a child?
What is your greatest fear, (Nothing is not acceptable)?
How does your character think justice should be doled out? Redemption, rehabilitation or the hangman's noose?
What is your view on the haves and have-nots?
If you need inspiration, fill out your personality profile and tell stories on how your numbers changed from what your parents taught you. Also, your morality numbers all start at +5, why are they different now.
Build your character

When you role-play, do you play the character the way you would play the character or do you play the character how the character would play the charracter
After each session, anyone who writes up the events of the session, in character, gain 3 CP.

CP is awarded for creativity and for the breadth of experiences that you include in your background.

If you like long campaigns with thick plots but you don’t like to take notes you are setting yourself up for failure!
Do not ask what your god can do for you, but what you can do for your god.
Only choose to be a clergy because you want to serve the god and their agenda.
If you have a poor memory, either take good notes or play a forgetful character, (I.E. low intelligence).
If you don’t want to figure out plots then you want a hack and slash game, think about it.
If you don’t like interacting with NPCs then you should not be playing an RPG. Part of your 'role' is for you to act in character with NPCs, even if poorly.
This is a cooperative role-playing social experience, loaner characters are highly discouraged
A fascinating fact, my evil campaigns are a lot better at team work then my good campaigns