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I'm 30, queer, nb, and live in the EST. I'm a huge fan of IPs like Digimon, Monster Hunter, Final Fantasy, and FromSoft. I play Magic the Gathering on occasion, am usually available most weeknights for a chat, and have a cat named Persephone who occasionally attacks me while I'm at my computer. I try to be friendly, am often very funny, and am told I help create a warm and welcoming environment by the friends who are constantly sleeping on my couch (Though I suspect they just come here for my cat). If I were to say I had any social flaws I would say sometimes my jokes don't land and the kind of love I have to give is kind of tough on some people, even if it's froma good place. I am huge on all parts of DnD. I love Roleplay, Exploration, and Combat as long as everything is contributing to a narrative of some kind. The less of a narrative the less I am interested. The thing that gives me the most joy is creating interesting character concepts all the way from their backstory to their combat build, and then getting to see what other players are doing as well. I crave interaction between characters and campaigns that give plenty of room for characters to grow and evolve as people as they adventure together and learn more about each other. I don't have a specific type of character I always play because I always like exploring new concepts. However, if there were any similiarities between my characters is that I always write them with a character arc in mind. I like to craft a backstory that gives my character room to grow as a person, with plenty of loose threads for a DM or fellow player to pull on for the story they're telling. That and I also have a tendency to accidentally build spell-blades or intentionally build specialty casters.
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