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    The document provides suggestions for developing the distinguishing features, name, and relations of a role-playing game character. It lists options for clothes, face, eyes, and body type to define a character's looks. Players are instructed to choose a name suitable to the game's locale and introduce their character by name, looks and personality. Players then establish relationships between characters by selecting from pre-defined options, such as being former classmates or relatives, or deciding the nature of additional relations as neutral, meaningful or vital.

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    Looks: Select or Come Up With Your Own Distinguishing Features For Your Character. Some Suggestions

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    The document provides suggestions for developing the distinguishing features, name, and relations of a role-playing game character. It lists options for clothes, face, eyes, and body type to define a character's looks. Players are instructed to choose a name suitable to the game's locale and introduce their character by name, looks and personality. Players then establish relationships between characters by selecting from pre-defined options, such as being former classmates or relatives, or deciding the nature of additional relations as neutral, meaningful or vital.

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    Select or come up with your own distinguishing features for


    your character. Some suggestions:
    Clothes: Tweed, carefree, ill-fitting, mottled, proper, suit,
    casual, nerdy, or old-fashioned clothes.
    Face: Childish, round, ravaged, tired, pale, square, disproportionate,
    narrow, beaky, ugly, handsome, aged, or
    bearded face.
    Eyes: Skeptical, arrogant, analytical, disinterested, curious,
    shy, intelligent, distracted, authoritarian, glasses-framed, or
    tired eyes.
    Body: Thin, chubby, tall, wispy, bent, weak, athletic, out
    of shape, slow, angular, rigid, impaired, large bellied, fat,
    short, compact, or hairy body.
    NAME
    Choose a name for your character, suitable to the locale in
    which the campaign is set.
    RELATIONS
    Everyone introduces their character by name, looks, and
    personality. Take your turn. Write down the other player
    characters’ names. Go around the table again to establish
    your Relations.
    If you know any of the other player characters from before,
    choose one of these options to establish the relationship
    between the two of you.
    ◊◊ One of the characters studied at the same campus
    as you, and you became good friends.
    Take +1 Relation with each other.
    ◊◊ One of the characters is your relative.
    ◊◊ One of the characters met you at a
    seminar.
    ◊◊ You hired one of the characters as an
    assistant for a research project.
    ◊◊ One of the characters is your
    lover. Take Relation +1 or +2
    with them.
    Decide the nature of three additional
    Relations: One neutral
    (0), one meaningful (+1), and
    one vital (+2).

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