Human!Characters

This sounded like a great idea. I won't be posting when this is just starting, but a roleplay without major boundaries to where it would make sense for our characters would be beneficial for those whose clan isn't active at the moment. I have no clue what we would do for names. Calling someone Crowstar and Bearclaw seems strange. I guess we'll iron out the fine points later.

(Actually, I might get a few posts in. And sorry for anything that looks strange, I think my computer has been correcting what I've been saying lately so it may 'correct' to something strange.)

NightySkies wrote:This sounded like a great idea. I won't be posting when this is just starting, but a roleplay without major boundaries to where it would make sense for our characters would be beneficial for those whose clan isn't active at the moment. I have no clue what we would do for names. Calling someone Crowstar and Bearclaw seems strange. I guess we'll iron out the fine points later.

(Actually, I might get a few posts in. And sorry for anything that looks strange, I think my computer has been correcting what I've been saying lately so it may 'correct' to something strange.)

Crowstar and Bearclaw can have human names.

Ratstar is Ron, Owlface is Owen, Boulderfur is Betty and Hawkkit is Henrietta

Cool. I'm gonna be distant for a little bit some bad memories are popping in my head.

Stormraiser98 wrote:

NightySkies wrote:This sounded like a great idea. I won't be posting when this is just starting, but a roleplay without major boundaries to where it would make sense for our characters would be beneficial for those whose clan isn't active at the moment. I have no clue what we would do for names. Calling someone Crowstar and Bearclaw seems strange. I guess we'll iron out the fine points later.

(Actually, I might get a few posts in. And sorry for anything that looks strange, I think my computer has been correcting what I've been saying lately so it may 'correct' to something strange.)

Crowstar and Bearclaw can have human names.

Ratstar is Ron, Owlface is Owen, Boulderfur is Betty and Hawkkit is Henrietta

I guess... (Using Behind the Name to find loosely fitting names of course)
Crowstar = Aderyn [Bird in Welsh]
Bearclaw = Ben [Bear]
Archstripe = Robin [This has the loosest connection]

Um
If you need less loosely fitting names just tell me I'll see what I can do.

outoforbit4ever wrote:Cool. I'm gonna be distant for a little bit some bad memories are popping in my head.

Take as long as you want. Nobody is rushing you, vent whenever.

Thanks

Andddd another question....s
-How to we determine the ages of characters? Just use the moons as years?
-What about things like school and working? Is this even set in modern times?

NightySkies wrote:Andddd another question....s
-How to we determine the ages of characters? Just use the moons as years?
-What about things like school and working? Is this even set in modern times?

Half a moon is an age, so a moon is two years i think.

Apprentices are in school, young warriors are seniors.
Working depends. Leader is the boss, Deputy is the manager, medicine is the medic, warriors are the workers that deliver, do some paperwork, guard or pick crops, cook food or hunt.

Stormraiser98 wrote:

NightySkies wrote:Andddd another question....s
-How to we determine the ages of characters? Just use the moons as years?
-What about things like school and working? Is this even set in modern times?

Half a moon is an age, so a moon is two years i think.

Apprentices are in school, young warriors are seniors.
Working depends. Leader is the boss, Deputy is the manager, medicine is the medic, warriors are the workers that deliver, do some paperwork, guard or pick crops, cook food or hunt.

That sounds nice. But still, I'm taking it that this is set for modern times? /is an idiot/

Yus

Stormraiser98 wrote:Yus

'Kay.

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I guess I'll start? Unless you want to.

Erm, you go ahead unless you wish to wait til everyone is awake and wants to join in. Your choice.

I'll just wait until there's a few more people.