#For DnD most of my characters are women whereas for other RPGs I just like playing men

[m4rloe5]

35 & 36 for charlie/archie/misha

Hi Ros! I wasn't sure if you meant pick a character so naturally I chose to do your questions for all three of them :') Here goes!

Charlie:

35. How does your character behave around people they like?

I answered that one already! You can find that answer here!

36. How does your character behave around people they dislike?

If at all possible he’ll try to get away, but he knows that he can’t always run from people who terrify him (when you’re summoned by the Prince of her Sheriff, you go. You don’t get a choice), but his throat would be dry and he’d have difficulty putting his thoughts straight when the anxiety alarm bells are blaring in his ears. (And sometimes one just needs to have a panic attack and flee to the most famous church tower in the area and hide amongst the scaffolding.)

Archimedes:

35. How does your character behave around people they like?

It’s hard to tell whether Archimedes likes someone or not, though he will be a bit more talkative around people he likes. If he tries to engage with someone in conversation, especially playful discussions, that’s how you tell he likes you or not.

36. How does your character behave around people they dislike?

Passive aggressiveness and spite. He’ll try to make himself as much of a nuisance to them as he can without calling attention to himself.

Misha

This certified bastard is my new Gangrel OC for the Venlo by Night mini-Chronicle! He was born in Russia in 1942, embraced in Germany in 1968, and has spent the last 55 years in torpor!

35. How does your character behave around people they like?

Misha is very big on physical touch and words of affirmation, so those people he likes will notice as he will become the biggest hype-man you have ever seen. Also smiles, he’ll smile a lot. “Comrades! Another round!”

36. How does your character behave around people they dislike?He’ll become very quiet and glower and stand there, menacingly.