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Esthiel seems interesting.

Raelyn! 💕

Olivia is rather interesting, I think. Her ability to attack the nervous system and track down people through imprinting certainly sounds like it'd go hand in hand with her occupation, especially with the former keeping her from trouble! Interesting combination, I like it.

quinne

The man called sin. He's a very well written and intriguing character.

Wren Aurelia Foster. Though she needs some developement (Of which I will gladly help with) I just choose her because she's red haired, I'm red haired, therefore somewhat relatable for me.

Note to everyone from now on: Let's try to write more than just the character that we likes name. Write the reason you choose the character, elaborate, why is the character your favorite?

I really like Mister Green! I'm a big fan of otherworldly entities, especially spirits representing metaphysical aspects like luck - they make for really fun vehicles to explore human nature, plus tie into all kinds of lore! I particularly appreciate his lack of eyes and impossible to read eldritch grin, he's got a delightfully unsettling design.

I see you use the Superpower Wiki too, nice. B)

Hmm. Shobha. She's just...really interesting, I guess. I mean, something I'm not used to necessarily seeing, if you get what I mean.

Miyuki

She’s very well done and I love her past. It’s very interesting and fascinating , she’s very unique and I love that about her.

I've got to go with Christopher Stephen

Izzy smith

I'm just gonna give another go on you Delta.

I like the way you present the Voodoo Kings description by using it in a scene, original. Also the song/video that is on his profile feels me with inspiration for something that could be a dark scene in an rp, thank you.


And now to every else: Five, it took five posts before we were back at the naming game. Let's put more effort into describing why you like the specific character. Hope that made it clear, also that way we honor what the OP expected to be written on this post.

Chance and luck as an ability is always a fascinating concept to me, so I'll say Mister Green. It's cool how he decides on a personality via dice roll; it sounds like he has the capacity to be a really interesting villain or an ambivalent friend. I also like how his face is just entirely teeth.

I really liked reading about Yanorae. I've always found paladin type characters to be interesting, but I've found they can be a character type that can be difficult to make that way in one way or another.

Yanorae, from what was available on her site, comes across as very unique, with a wonderful collision of strength and flaws that would make for some incredible stories and tabletop adventures.

Azile with all the detail to the history in the world she lives. I always loved Irish.

The structure of Azilie is very concise and coherent. Their visuals are just immaculate and they're honestly the best character I've seen that follows one of those "challenging puzzle" mindset. I just love those characters that are difficult locks to decode.

Here we go since I just got beaten.

Biased. The Hero. The construction of his profile adds onto his profile to just make him seem grand as the character he is. Elements of the profile integrate togethet to help portray the type of person he is.

I really like Darien’s backstory , it’s so sad yet so powerful , and the pictures are really perfect.

Catherine is such a sweet character and so conflicted thanks to her prefectionism.

Cyber Reaper, it seems like he is real, the intro is the coolest. The backstory is awesome!! And it’s awesome to have a change in the class instead of ogres and mermaids.

I'm sorry to say this, but your characters aren't that developed (Though I can help if you want), so choosing a favorite were a bit hard. Though I will choose CinaxTheDevil, on the only background that we have played with the character. Don't despair, for I see potential in you. I know that one day, you will be great. I hope that you don't take this as an offense, but as constructive critic, if we can call it that.