Drake DarkHunter
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- Posted: Fri, 28 Oct 2005 02:35:02 +0000
(these may have already been posted but meh)
- All characters who's pasts are dark or tragic seeming are automatically considered angsty. It does not matter if the charcter accepts what as happened and has moved passed it or if the character character had instigated some of those event and is even proud of it. If it is dark or tragic seeming then the character must angst about it.
- All races only have one culture and language. Even if there are two elf colonies who haven't had contact with eachother for nearly 1000 years if they were to meet, they're language culture and customs will be virtually identical to eachother.
- Humans have no unique culture of their own and their skills and abilities are always inferior those those of other races.
- To avoid many cliches make sure your characters and plot are either
a.) So strange and off the wall that they make no sense
b.) So ordinary and mundane that the everything is competly normal and average with the characters being as average as possible
- If there is a certain race that's naturally evil and has a culture based around the concept of violence and death. There will always be a person who displays none of these traits for a unspecified reason. This person will not have struggles with their natural instincts and will have always freed themselves from this place.
-The world around them is only surrounded by the matters of the heroes or things that the heroes will influence greatly.
-Main characters despite whether they are significantly strong or not. Always survive major conflicts unscathed. or they die lush special deaths that are significant to the charcter or story itself. Noone gets killed by a stray arrow during a siege or by a charging orc.
I might post more later
- All characters who's pasts are dark or tragic seeming are automatically considered angsty. It does not matter if the charcter accepts what as happened and has moved passed it or if the character character had instigated some of those event and is even proud of it. If it is dark or tragic seeming then the character must angst about it.
- All races only have one culture and language. Even if there are two elf colonies who haven't had contact with eachother for nearly 1000 years if they were to meet, they're language culture and customs will be virtually identical to eachother.
- Humans have no unique culture of their own and their skills and abilities are always inferior those those of other races.
- To avoid many cliches make sure your characters and plot are either
a.) So strange and off the wall that they make no sense
b.) So ordinary and mundane that the everything is competly normal and average with the characters being as average as possible
- If there is a certain race that's naturally evil and has a culture based around the concept of violence and death. There will always be a person who displays none of these traits for a unspecified reason. This person will not have struggles with their natural instincts and will have always freed themselves from this place.
-The world around them is only surrounded by the matters of the heroes or things that the heroes will influence greatly.
-Main characters despite whether they are significantly strong or not. Always survive major conflicts unscathed. or they die lush special deaths that are significant to the charcter or story itself. Noone gets killed by a stray arrow during a siege or by a charging orc.
I might post more later