Character Background PART 2:

I wish I had a game to play him in. The one he was made for fell died before it could live.

She started out in a poorer area of Tokyo, reading the news about antics of corps and shadowrunners and wishing she could have a life of excitement like them. Especially after her parents were involved in an industrial accident and lost their jobs.
As soon as she could pass for old enough, she went out and got a 'part-time job'. Shadowrunning, With a group who didn't ask too hard about age, or why she was wearing a disguise consisting of fox ears and tail, and waving a sword around while on rollerskates.
It was apparent that she was a bit of an idiot, even then.
Once she got successful enough, she got the ears and tail biosculpted on.
Then came the Accident. She fell off a truck they were robbing, and under the wheels. Her 'friends' left her for dead, and she was arrested. Her sugar daddy bailed her out, and paid for the surgery to put her back together, and ensuring that it'd never happen again.
A short while after that, she met her current team of shadowrunners.

Anybody have a link to the last thread? I posted something in it and want to know if anyone responded.

I pretty much made Gluttony as an Orc was fun. Was used as an attack dog to sweep away any problems. Just went in there, axed things, ate the bodies.

I have a Call of Cthulhu game coming up, set out West in the 50s. I was planning on playing a Police officer who's returned from Korea in the past two years or so. He's from a small farm in the area, and used his GI bill for the Police Academy. Anything I need to flesh out more?

A human knight that is tired of not seeing any action besides an occasional bandit and decides to join a group of real adventurers, just like his European fantasy books.

This was a character that had a pre-generated background. I wanted to play a bounty hunter, no-nonsense type in Star Wars: Edge of the Empire. However, we were given pre-genned char sheets. Deciding to still be a Bounty Hunter, I picked it. The character was a droid who was obsessed with perfection and modifications, and thus started with min-maxed stats and a fuck huge gun.

The droid promptly turned into a gun modding, master-piloting, probability spouting and barely-restrained psychotic who only cared about money and the potential upgrades to his gun.

The most important battle was against the Trandoshan mercenary, who I narrowly lost to in a battle of holochess. It was amazing stuff, like Duel of the Fates playing in the background amazing.

In my setting there are these incubation chambers that some people use to teach their children while giving them an accelerated growth rate. There's usually nothing that goes wrong, except those children mostly come out with social disorders from not growing up with other kids.
My character was one of the ones that went wrong, and now he's an enormous hillbilly and possible cannibal, known domestic terrorist, and conspiracy nutjob.

A herd of Minotaur nomads were walking through the forest when they were ambushed by Wargs. They formed the customary protection circle, but one calf was left outside on accident. He fled into the woods, pursued by Wargs, who finally cornered him near a cave, which happened to be home to a highly territorial Green Dragon, who came out to investigate the ruckus. During the chaotic warg-on-dragon violence, the Minotaur fled again, until he came to a hill, which he tripped down, causing him to roll through the door of a family of Gnomes. The family decided to adopt him, due to the fact that an adult Minotaur is a wonderful security system. That's why Sir Loin refers to the gnome wizard as his brother.

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Hugh Stagheart was originally the child of a noble family. In their travels, they were ambushed, and baby Hugh was left among the wreckage, forgotten. Fortune would have it that followers of Helm, Lord of Protection, would find him. When the Helmites found Hugh in their travels, they were quick to scurry him to a nearby farmhouse. The family there was astonished to see the Helmites carrying this dirty child, but quickly got what they could to help the child. The Helmites, having no other practical options, spoke with the family about what they saw, and how they came to find him. The family took the child in, and named him Hugh. He grew up to be a bright child, (despite a light head injury) and was willing to help around at a young age. With all the manual labor going on at the farm, Hugh was always busy, lending a helping hand in the fields and lifting things his brothers could not. He ate portions fit for beasts, and so was soon appropriately regarded as a beast of burden by the family. These things coupled with Hugh's absent-minded nature meant that not only was Hugh doing massive amounts of work, sometimes, he was doing it twice, for a poorly understood or executed order. After coming of age, Hugh expressed his gratefulness to his foster family, but told them he could work at the farm no longer. He had to chase the purpose he believed was set before him: To be strong for all those that could not. So he set out to emulate the men that had saved him, and joined the Helmites at their temple. At the Temple, Hugh quickly stood out as an overzealous and overbearing strongman. This reputation had him rushed out of the temple by his superiors, and into the company of a company of adventurers with a desperate mission.

Here's one I made for a purposefully silly and stupid magical girl campaign, which lasted only one session. Edited to fit in a single post.

>Chan Bow is a mute girl who really kinda sorta doesn't care, maybe? She certainly doesn't seem to, at least.
>Not being in any teams or clubs, her favorite pastime is fishing read: dangling a stick with rope or wading into water and catching fish by hand at anywhere that could feasibly support fish life. She's surprisingly good at it, likely because the universe just enables her for some reason. No one, not even Chan, knows when or why she started fishing.
>Despite her eccentricities, the oddball doesn't stand out much in school, and is often left to her own devices. She's on alright terms with her classmates, who claim that she's actually not hard to work with and gives things her all. That is, when she's not doing something unrelated like playing harmonica.
>Chan is fairly skillful at the harmonica, and always carries one with her. She started playing at age four, and learned music with her piano-playing best friend. When pianofriend moved away, she and her family gifted Chan with her harmonica.
>Chan's often big and exaggerated body language clearly displays her thoughts and emotions, making up for her muteness. Unless she suddenly goes into an odd, trance-y/zen-y like state where she stops emoting entirely. She's often found in this state while playing her harmonica while waiting for fish to bite.
>She actually used to speak as a younger child, but no one knows when or why she stopped talking. However, since it doesn't particularly impact her life much, her parents are okay with it. They're used to it and just think Chan's going through a mute phase.
>Her preferred method of transportation is by bike, upon which she has a nice little horn she likes to honk. It can be a nuisance to others, especially since when she needs to get others' attention she'll honk her horn or toot her harmonica.

Pathfinder. Character's mother was a cultist of Lamashtu unbeknownst to her husband. While the mother was pregnant the husband found out and killed her out side of town. As he killed her she gave birth to Kroto a child born with 3 eyes and a mouth of jagged teeth. The father couldn't bring himself to personaly slay his new born child no matter how monstrous and left the child along the road side. A shaman from a barbarian tribe pick him up viewing him as an omen and a tool for the tribe. He was raised as a barbarian until he was 14. The new chief of the tribe took him on a hunt told him of his past and that monsters were no longer allowed in the tribe stabbed him through the chest with a spear and left him for dead. He was found once more, this time by an alchemist that nursed him back to health.

Kroto learn alchemy from him for a few years before an accident occured killing his mentor and friend as well as causing Kroto to grow a third arm.

He found a job with the city guard but left due to all the stares and distrust. Kroto signed with a small adventure group to explore some local abandoned keep in search of treasure.

A foreign, retired soldier who was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
He was simply settling down into a new country with his family, ready to put his blade down for good, but his new home town would be burned down in a surprise military assault that ushered in a new war.
His wife was murdered, his child was gone, and his arm was missing. So he picked up his blade again and fought in a war he held no obligation for, just to get revenge and closure.