#ailleth

[aletheialoki]

Character Aesthetic: Ailleth “Ælfgifu”

The Witcher setting. Quadroon. Ranger. Redhead. Calm. Determined. Huntress. Protector. Lived most of her life in the woods. Bad liar, worse diplomat. Socially awkward. Doesn’t really care about social norms. Has a wolf companion. Called him “Wolf”.

[aletheialoki]

30 Days RPG Meme ~ Day 2

2. Who is your favorite character?

Uhm, that's a hard one... I cannot say I have ONE favorite character, but I have some I like more than the others. One of my favorite is Ailleth "Ælfgifu", human with elven ancestors, Ranger 8/ Nature Warden 1 (CG as she's kind but doesn't care about legality or "city rules", as she calls them) in our The Witcher campaign (with Pathfinder rules). She was kept hidden by her mother - as her elven heritage is pretty obvious to people who know where to look and non-humans are heavily discriminated against - and lived in the woods with her most of her life. She passed most of her time within the forest, following animals and watching them live, and tried to learn from them. She's very... relaxing to play. She rarely gets upset about things, she's very calm and relaxed most of ther times. She's got red curly hair, very long; green eyes and a light complexion, but a lot of freckles. She dresses very simply, is often barefoot and her weapon of choice is a bow she made.

Another one I really like is Alia Levanter Whitewind, my bard and first D&D/Pathfinder character (but I'll talk about her another day as she's my highest level character).

Last but not least there's Miracle "Mira" Payton, my character in the Dead Gentleman's RPG "Demon Hunters". Her concept is "Modern Rapunzel". Because she has very very long, blonde hair and passed most of her (adult) life in her own home. For different reasons, okay, but still... it fits. Also she can use her hair to climb things. And her hair recently became alive (sort of). ...I swear it made sense ingame. Anyway, she's cute and funny to play (the whole game is lots of fun, to be honest, so maybe you should try it... *wink wink*).

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A special mention goes to Tuilinn (Telnòna Narindwen Tuilinn), Noldor Elf in our Lord of the Rings campaign. She's the youngest at 120 years old and she's so fuckin' FUNNY. Because she tries with all her energies to be serious and to keep her composure but she's so damn proud and almost always fails. Which is the funny part. As I said, she deserves a special mention. Now I'm done. :'D